Question 1

What does ChessTing do?

Accepted Answer

ChessTing reviews completed games, finds recurring patterns across your game history, explains the evidence in plain English, turns weaknesses into targeted practice, and helps you prepare from an opponent's public games.

Question 2

Which platforms does ChessTing support?

Accepted Answer

Scout and analyze players from Chess.com and Lichess, search FIDE players, and paste PGN or supported game URLs for Game Review.

Question 3

Is ChessTing completely free or unlimited?

Accepted Answer

ChessTing has a useful Free plan, but it is not an unlimited-free analysis service. Free has defined monthly Scout, Game Review and Self Analysis allowances while Learn is unlimited. Player Pro is optional for heavier use and additional depth.

Question 4

Does ChessTing use AI to write Game Coach explanations?

Accepted Answer

No. ChessTing does not currently use an LLM or generative-AI chatbot to write Game Coach explanations. It combines Stockfish evidence with programmed chess rules, statistics, classifiers, evidence thresholds and deterministic explanation mappings.

Question 5

Does ChessTing have lessons, puzzles and interactive practice?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ChessTing Learn includes guided lessons, tactical drills, Daily Puzzle, bots, Practice vs Player, Study Guide and Position Analyzer, while Game Review mistakes can become retry positions, quizzes, drills and training prescriptions.

Question 6

How is ChessTing different from Chess.com or Lichess?

Accepted Answer

ChessTing complements Chess.com and Lichess rather than replacing where you play. A game review explains what happened once; ChessTing also finds what keeps happening across your history and connects that evidence to preparation and training.

Question 7

Do I need an account to try ChessTing?

Accepted Answer

No. You can try public-player Scout and browser-based Game Review without signing in. An account unlocks connected and saved features, synced usage and Prep workflows.

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