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Chessblood

Unlimited game review

Game review, without the daily limit

The full report for every game you play: a grade for each move, accuracy for both sides, the turning points and the move the engine wanted. As many games as you like.
  • Stockfish 19 runs in your browser
  • Move grades, accuracy and key moments
  • No account, no ads, no premium tier

We fetch your recent games from the public Chess.com API. Nothing is stored on our servers.

Games are analysed locally. Nothing is uploaded unless you choose to share a report.

How it works

  1. 1

    Load the game

    Pick one from your Chess.com or Lichess history, or paste the PGN from any site or tournament.

  2. 2

    Let the engine work

    Stockfish evaluates every position with two lines each, so the review knows not just the best move but the second best.

  3. 3

    Learn from the report

    Start with the key moments, then step through the moves. Each grade links to the position so you can see the alternative.

What you get

Three depths, one honest trade-off

Fast

Depth 12

Depth 12. A 40-move game in a few seconds. Good for blitz.

up to 2s per move · 2 lines

Balanced

Depth 16

Depth 16. About 15 seconds for a 40-move game. Our default.

up to 4s per move · 2 lines

Deep

Depth 20

Depth 20. About a minute for a 40-move game. For serious games.

up to 10s per move · 2 lines

Depth is the number of half-moves the engine looks ahead along its main line. Each extra ply costs more time, but grades stabilise quickly: a move that is a blunder at depth 12 is almost always still a blunder at depth 20. Use Deep when a specific position matters.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from Chess.com's Game Review?
The ideas are the same: engine evaluation, move grades, accuracy and a coach-style summary. The differences are that Chessblood has no daily limit, no premium tier, shows the thresholds behind every grade, and runs the engine on your device so your games are not uploaded.
Why does my accuracy differ from another site?
Accuracy depends on the engine depth, the win-probability model and whether book moves are excluded. Chessblood documents all three. Expect figures in the same range as Lichess; differences of a few points between sites are normal.
What does a brilliant move require?
It must be the engine's top choice, it must sacrifice material the engine confirms is really given up, the position must not already be decided, and you must still have reasonable winning chances afterwards. Simply playing the best move in a winning position is marked best, not brilliant.
How long does a review take?
With the Balanced preset, about 15 seconds for a 40-move game on a recent laptop, and a few seconds on Fast. Four copies of the engine analyse different moves at the same time. Phones and older computers take longer.
Can I save or share the review?
Reviews are saved in your browser automatically and listed on the analysis page. Share creates a public link; Download gives you an annotated PGN with evaluations and comments that opens in any chess program.

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Type your username, pick the game, and read the report in under a minute.

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