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Chess X-Ray
Your chess openings, as a course built from your own games
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Your chess openings, as a course built from your own games
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Engines tell you a move was bad. Chess X-Ray tells you which bad moves you keep repeating. It reads your chess.com or Lichess games, finds the opening positions where you keep making the same costly move, and turns them into a course built from your own games: what you play, what to play instead, and why. Every line is checked by Stockfish. No generic puzzles, no 2,000-move repertoire to memorize. Just your 10 most expensive habits.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 For years my friends and I wanted chess lessons built from our own games instead of generic puzzles. We never found it, so we built it as a side project.
Chess X-Ray reads your games, Stockfish finds the recurring mistakes, and every generated line is engine-checked. Example on GothamChess's games: chessxray.com/p/gothamchess. His No. 1 weapon with White, the Trompowsky: 889 games, 63.4%, and three automatic moves still costing him points.
To show you what it does, we'll pick 5 players from today's comments (share your chess.com or Lichess username) and publish their full course right here. Everyone else: drop your username on chessxray.com/ph to get your Top 10 mistakes, the first 3 free.