Get a game analyzed.

Send a game three ways — a scoresheet photo, a pulled online game, or a pasted PGN — or ask ChessIntel a question, no game needed. Every move gets read and checked against a real engine, and the report lands in your account.

Anything we should know? — optional

Ask your kid (optional — right after the game)

For a single tournament game — a scoresheet photo or a pasted PGN. Ask your kid these right after the game and type back what they say, in their own words. Not used for the online-games pull below.

1. At the point the game turned, what did your kid think was going on — what were they expecting the opponent to do? — optional

2. At their most important decision, which moves did your kid actually consider? — optional

3. At the end, did your kid think they were winning, equal, or losing — and were they surprised by how it turned out? — optional

4. Was your kid short on time, tired, or rattled at any point? Which round of the day was this? — optional

5. When did your kid realize the position had turned against them — during the game, or only afterward? — optional

Scoresheet photo

Make sure the player name on the scoresheet matches your kid's name in their profile — if not, please note it in the “Anything we should know?” box above.

What happens next

ChessIntel reads every move — and every move it cites is checked against the actual game score — finds the turning points and the patterns costing your kid points, and writes it up in plain language: a short page for your kid, the full picture for you. The report ends with a couple of questions your kid answers, then rewrites itself around what they saw. It appears in your account when it's ready — we'll email you a link. The first report is free.

Get a game analyzed.

Scoresheet photo

Online games

Paste a game (PGN)

Ask ChessIntel

What happens next