A personalized weekly chess AI training plan built from your games
A few minutes a day, aimed at one thing a week. Your plan takes what we'll work on from your player report and turns it into a little training every day: puzzles, a game against Luny, a look back at your new games.
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Few slips in the middlegame
You avoid slips in the middlegame better than players rated like you.
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Turning winning positions into wins
Players rated like you are a step ahead here, so it's a good place to win more games. Once you're winning, look at your opponent's checks, captures and threats before each move: safe beats fast.
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Punishing your opponents' mistakes
Players rated like you are well ahead here, so this is where you have the most to gain. After each of your opponent's moves, ask what changed: a loose piece or an open king is your chance.
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- Monday: all done
- Tuesday: all done
- Wednesday: started
- Today: nothing yet
- Friday: coming up
- Saturday: coming up
- Sunday: coming up
This week Turning winning positions into wins
Once you're winning, look at your opponent's checks, captures and threats before each move: safe beats fast. From the report
Today
- See where this came up in your games Done
- 5 puzzles: Advantage 2 of 5
- Play on from your game against knightowl You were winning after 23.Nf5: can you finish it against Luny?
A focus for every week
Each week your plan takes one thing from your player report's "What we'll work on together": punishing your opponents' mistakes, say, or turning winning positions into wins. Its tip stays on the plan all week, with an example of it from your own games. The next week takes the next one, so nothing gets drilled to boredom.
Every day, a little
Pick how much a day asks for, and change it whenever you like:
- Light, about 10 minutes: 3 puzzles, a game of yours to look back on.
- Regular, about 20 minutes: 5 puzzles, a game against Luny, a game of yours to look back on.
- Serious, about 40 minutes: 10 puzzles, 2 games against Luny, 2 games of yours to look back on.
Saturdays and Sundays ask for one size less. The plan never asks for more games against Luny than your account can play in a day.
Play on from your own games
The plan's game against Luny fits the week. When it's about turning winning positions into wins, it starts from a position where you were winning in one of your own games, and you finish the job against a solid Luny. When it's about saving tough games, you start from one where you were behind, against an attacking Luny. Or play a fresh game instead: either counts.
Look back at your new games
Every day the plan picks one of this week's games you haven't looked at yet, losses first. It opens on the analysis board with Stockfish's verdict on every move, and the coach explains what to play instead.
No streaks, nothing missed
The week is seven dots, each filled as far as that day got done. There are no streaks to lose, and nothing is ever "missed": on Sunday, the plan says what the week brought.
Questions
Is it free?
- Every plan, Free too
- A weekly training plan
Everything each plan has: the plans.
Do I need a linked account?
It helps. With one, the week's focus comes from your player report. Without one, it comes from your puzzles, or it's a healthy mix.
Can I get it by email?
Yes, if you like: every Monday, your plan for the week and a look back at the games you played, each with a link to its analysis.
What if I skip a day?
Nothing happens. The next day asks for what it always asks for, and the week goes on.
More features
- Your AI player report What you do well and what we'll work on together, from your own games, next to players rated like you.
- A coach for any move Ask in plain words, in the style you pick. Stockfish finds the moves, the coach explains them on the board.
- Puzzles picked for you Millions of puzzles from real games, at your level, rated in every theme and opening.
- Ghost puzzles The board stays a few moves behind: picture the position, then find the tactic.
- Luny A human-like opponent at your level. Practise an opening, or play on from a position of your own games.
- Your coach, your way Short and direct, questions and hints, or plain words: pick how the coach explains, or write your own.