Chess Online vs My Blunders

Play chess online, improve your rating, and learn from your games. Build your skills with lessons, puzzles, computer opponents, and game analysis. PLAY CHESS ONLINE Challenge other players and put your skills to the test. Win games and improve your chess rating. LEARN AT YOUR OWN PACE Explore chess lessons, tactics, and strategy, whether you're learning the basics or building on what you already know. SHARPEN YOUR TACTICS Solve chess puzzles to practice thinking ahead and spotting opportunities on the board. PLAY AGAINST THE COMPUTER Choose from different difficulty levels, from beginner to advanced. Try new ideas or take on a tougher opponent when you're ready. ANALYZE YOUR GAMES Review moves, spot mistakes, and find what to work on next. Turn your games into a guide for your next practice session. EXPLORE OPENINGS AND FAMOUS GAMES Study chess openings and classic games to discover ideas you can use in your own play. PLAY WITH A FRIEND ON ONE DEVICE Share a board in two-player mode. Take turns on the same device and enjoy a game together. Make your next move. Play, learn, and come back to the board with a new idea. Privacy Policy: https://www.wooiko.com/privacy-policy Terms of Use: https://www.wooiko.com/terms-of-use

Most chess apps give you someone else's puzzles. My Blunders builds them from your own games, so you practise the positions where you actually went wrong. Enter your Lichess or Chess.com username. The app downloads your recent games, checks every move with Stockfish right on your device, and turns your mistakes into puzzles. The first ones appear while the rest of your games are still being checked, and new ones keep arriving in the background as you solve. The same games also build your opening repertoire, and you can take it off the screen. Print it as an A1 poster, or save it as a wallpaper for your desktop at 3840 × 2160. Each board carries the move, the engine evaluation, and your wins, draws and losses from that position. You don't need an account or a password. If you'd like to start before importing anything, there's a built-in library of famous blunders from chess history. FOUR WAYS TO TRAIN - Puzzles: Find the move you missed in your own games. If you're stuck, Hint shows which piece to move without giving the answer away. Once it's solved, replay your game move or the engine's best line on a separate board, or play the position out against the engine. - Opening: Your games mapped into an opening tree. See where you leave the book, spot your weak