Chesstimate

Think you understand chess positions? Prove it. Chesstimate is a chess training app built around one powerful idea: if you can accurately evaluate a position, you can find the right move. Instead of solving puzzles, you estimate the engine evaluation of real game positions, then see how close you got. HOW IT WORKS You're shown a chess position from a real game. You estimate the evaluation (e.g. +1.2 for White) and set your confidence level. After submitting, you see the engine's actual evaluation, your accuracy score, and a detailed breakdown of what's happening in the position. PRACTICE MODE - Thousands of positions from real games across all difficulty levels - Adaptive difficulty that adjusts to your skill - Confidence multiplier system: bet on your certainty for bonus points - Streak tracking to reward consistency - Detailed feedback with engine analysis lines and position explanations DAILY CHALLENGE - A new position every day for all players - Compare your evaluation against the community - Build daily streaks and earn bonus rewards TOURNAMENTS - Compete in timed evaluation tournaments - Daily mini events and weekly championships - Climb tournament leaderboards and earn titles TRACK YOUR PROGRESS - Elo-style rating that reflects your evaluation skill - Accuracy statistics and performance trends - Rating history charts showing your improvement over time - XP and leveling system with achievements to unlock COMPETE GLOBALLY - All-time, weekly, and daily leaderboards - See how your rating and accuracy compare worldwide LEARN AND IMPROVE - Every position comes with engine analysis showing the top moves - Position explanations break down key themes: material, king safety, pawn structure, and more - Build real chess understanding, not just pattern recognition Whether you're a club player looking to sharpen your positional intuition or an experienced player testing your evaluation precision, Chesstimate offers a fresh way to train that goes beyond traditional tactics puzzles. Download now and find out how well you really understand chess.