KnightIQ Beta

Your games, analyzed.
Your weaknesses, fixed.

Paste your username. KnightIQ pulls your real games and shows you exactly what to work on.

Fetches your real game history directly from Chess.com

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FREE
Openings Trainer
Learn real theory move by move — guided first, then tested from memory until each line sticks.
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GM
Blindspots
Tactics picked from the patterns you keep missing in your own games, not random positions.
🔒 Unlock with Grandmaster
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GM
The Coach
Move-by-move explanations of why a move was good or bad, written for your level.
🔒 Unlock with Grandmaster
Built by a player who got tired of guessing
KnightIQ started with a simple frustration: post-game reports tell you what you played, but never why you keep losing the same way. So it reads your real games straight from Chess.com or Lichess, finds the habits behind your results, and turns them into training you can actually do — opening lines drilled until they stick, blindspots surfaced from your own mistakes, and a coach that explains moves in plain language. No engine jargon. No generic lessons. Just your games, and a clear path forward — one knight’s move at a time.
KnightIQ Beta

Get better at chess,
one game at a time

Real coaching insights from your actual games

Fetches your real game history directly from Chess.com


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KnightIQ

Stockfish finds the move. KnightIQ tells you why.

An engine can tell you that you dropped 1.4 pawns on move 23. It cannot tell you that you have now hung a piece to the same knight fork in four of your last ten games. KnightIQ reads your games, finds the habit, and builds the training that fixes it — every drill made from a position you actually got wrong.

What Grandmaster unlocks
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The Coach GM
A badge tells you a move was a mistake. The Coach tells you what you missed — in plain language, beside the board, derived from the position in front of you rather than pulled from a list of stock phrases. Behind it sit 25 lessons that go see it, understand it, spot it yourself, then prove it on puzzles chosen for that one idea. Every position in every lesson was checked by an engine before it shipped.
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Blindspots GM
Nobody needs another random puzzle. Blindspots scans your games, works out which mistake you keep repeating — hanging pieces, walking into forks, the back rank — and drills that. Then it hands you the exact positions you lost from and asks you to find the move you missed the first time. No pattern is served twice.
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Training Camp GM
Eight units, 50 stages, laid out as a road you walk — and every stage on it was chosen by what your own scan found, sized to your rating so a 1400 never gets 800-rated puzzles. Each unit ends against the Champion: full-strength Stockfish at a fixed depth that never changes, so "I held out 14 moves, then 22, then 31" is a real measurement rather than a feeling.
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All 39 opening courses GM
39 courses, 164 lines, taught move by move and then tested from memory with the board blank of hints. The lines are the ones you will actually meet — what if they bring the knight out, what if they push the pawn — not a museum of sidelines. All 21 gambits come with a briefing on exactly what those pawns bought you, and the traps unlock only once you have learned the course.
Grandmaster GM
$12/month
Everything you already use — game import, Game Review, Stockfish, puzzles and the first opening courses stay exactly as they are
The Coach — 25 lessons, plus plain-language commentary inside Game Review
Blindspots — drills built from your recurring mistakes
Training Camp — eight themed units, 50 stages, built from what your own games show
All 39 opening courses
$12
per month
$89
per year
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