Step 1
Use Lichess lookup
Enter a Lichess username on the Review page to load recent public games.
Lichess import
Review Lichess games inside ChessIQ
Fetch public Lichess games by username, open one in the review workspace, and keep stable follow-up positions when the review finds them.
Lichess public-game lookup
Browser Stockfish analysis
No ChessIQ account required
Saved positions and Archive stay local
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
Choose a game
Pick the game that deserves review and open it directly in the review workspace.
Step 3
Read the turning points
Evaluation swings and move labels show where the game shifted.
Step 4
Keep the follow-up
Missed chances and blunders can become saved positions tied to that source game.
Proof
Why Lichess players land here
Fast intake
The page routes to username lookup instead of forcing a generic PGN-only workflow.
Analysis is local
The engine runs in the browser, so review does not depend on a ChessIQ engine queue.
Review produces action
The next step is saved positions from your own games, not a disconnected article or lesson.
Saved history has continuity
Reviewed games contribute to Archive and Statistics on the same device.
Quick answers
Does this require my Lichess login?
No. ChessIQ uses public-game lookup or PGN import.
Can I review one exact game?
Yes. Choose it from lookup results or paste a supported game link or PGN.
Will it create saved positions?
Only when the review finds valid missed chances or blunders that pass the saved-position checks.
Can I reopen the review?
Saved reviews reopen from Archive on the same browser/device.
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