Public report demonstration

See how game history can become a training plan

The guest version demonstrates sample months, results, time controls, filters, and the transition from a concrete game to position analysis.

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Choose the right set of games first

Opponent, time-control, result, and date filters separate different problems. A losing streak in blitz may require a different response from mistakes that repeatedly appear in slower rapid games.

A report should lead to action

A monthly summary is useful when it identifies a few themes for the next session: a concrete opening line, a missed pattern, failure to convert an advantage, or an ending that needs repetition.

Open a game on the analysis board

Sample games include PGN data and open in Board Lab. There you can replay every move, stop before the mistake, form your own evaluation, and only then start Stockfish.

From a game list to the next training task

  1. Select the month and time control that correspond to the question you want to investigate.
  2. Compare recurring results and open a representative game instead of analysing the complete archive without a goal.
  3. Record one conclusion, one position to review, and one exercise for the next session.

An honest demonstration boundary

Without signing in, you view prepared demonstration history and may analyse its games. Fetching your own Chess.com or Lichess.org archive and saving private reports require an account.