Step 1
Bring in a game
Use a Chess.com or Lichess username, paste PGN, upload a file, or import a supported game link.
Free analysis
Free chess analysis without the account wall
Paste PGN or look up a public game, see where it changed, and save supported training positions from your own mistakes.
Stockfish 18 runs in your browser
Core review needs no ChessIQ account
Saved reviews stay on this device
Public imports and analytics have clear boundaries
Review flow
Start with one game
These pages all lead back to the same place: import a game, review it, and use what the review found.
Step 2
Review the swing
Analyze opens the board with move labels, eval changes, and the engine line behind them.
Step 3
Train the mistake
Missed chances and blunders become Training positions when the candidate is stable enough to save.
Step 4
Keep the history
Archive and Statistics let you reopen games and spot the problems that keep coming back.
Proof
What free means here
The engine work is local
Core analysis is not metered through a ChessIQ server. Speed depends on your browser and device.
The app keeps the thread
Review, Training, Archive, and Statistics use the same saved game history.
Training stays honest
Some games produce no valid training positions. The app says so instead of pretending it saved drills.
This is the real flow
The primary action opens PGN import. Username lookup opens the same review workspace after you choose a public game.
Quick answers
Is there a daily analysis limit?
Core analysis runs locally, so ChessIQ does not meter it like server-side review tools. Browser and device limits still apply.
Do I need to sign in?
No. The core review loop works without a ChessIQ account.
What happens after analysis?
If the review finds stable missed chances or blunders, ChessIQ saves Training positions from that game.
Is my PGN uploaded?
PGN review data is stored in browser storage. Public imports and anonymous analytics still use network services.
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