♞ChessIntel

Your kid's first report is free.

Add your kid's online username and their latest tournament game — a digitized scoresheet or a typed PGN. ChessIntel reads every game, names the habit costing your kid points, and posts a report to your account — a short page for your kid, the full picture for you — usually within a day. Every move it cites is checked against the game score.

Free for the first report. Then $15/month — less than 15 minutes of a private lesson, for the analyst between them. Up to 30 full reports a month; no auto-renew.

Link the online games

Give a username and we pull the recent games automatically — that's the baseline every tournament report builds on.

Have a paper scoresheet instead? Digitize the photo → — you check the moves, then it comes straight here for a report.

How this works

A chess engine analyzes every game and finds the turning points — the moves where the position actually swung. The report is built on those engine facts, so the analysis is verifiable, not guesswork. Every move it cites is checked against the actual game score before the report reaches you, so nothing that doesn't match the game gets through. The report says what it knows, what it doesn't, and how the next games will tell — it won't call a habit fixed just because one game stayed quiet.

Privacy: your kid's games and your email are used only to write your report. We don't share, sell, or train on your data.