01 / 06 — TRACK
Your rating, at a glance.
Bullet, blitz, rapid and classical from Chess.com and Lichess. Weekly and monthly change, peaks, lows, and every recent game.
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iPhone · Android · Chess.com · Lichess
Know why your rating moves.
Track your online chess rating, see what actually moves it — tilt, your best hours, openings that cost you points — and train with an AI coach that replays the mistakes from your own games.
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Statistics and coaching, from your own games
A rating is a number. We show you why it moved — the streak that tilted you, the hour you play best, the opening that keeps costing points. Then a coach turns the move that cost you into today's lesson.
No generic tips. No guesswork. Add a public username and your own history turns into a plan, and a daily lesson, for the next session.
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02 / 06 — AI COACH
Replay your mistakes.
Every day the coach picks a moment from your own games where the evaluation swung. Find the better move with up to three hints, then play it out against a bot at your rating.
1 a day free · 3 with Pro
03 / 06 — OPENINGS
Learn it move by move.
Pick an opening you actually play. A short lesson on the main line and its ideas, then a drill — and the exact moves where your own games left the book.
Lesson free · drill & your forks Pro
04 / 06 — TILT & TIMING
Know when to stop.
How a losing streak changes your next game, your strongest hours and days, and the game in a session where your results start to drop.
Tilt free · timing Pro
05 / 06 — OPENING STATS
Fix what costs you.
Opening families that keep losing you rating, as White and as Black — including the ones your opponents choose.
Pro
06 / 06 — GOALS
Set a target. See the pace.
Pick a rating and a date for any platform and time control. A trend over your last eight weeks tells you whether you're on pace.
Pro · forecast is free
AI chess coach
Your games. Your coach.
Not puzzles from strangers. Every lesson starts from a position you actually played, at your level.
- Find the move
The coach shows the moment the game turned and asks one question. Hints go from a nudge to the answer.
- Play it out
Take the better move and finish the position against a bot matched to your rating. Take-backs allowed.
- Level up
XP for openings, tactics, loose pieces, mating attacks and endgames, plus a daily streak. Daily Three adds three quick positions from your fresh mistakes.
Engine facts, plain words. Every verdict comes from Stockfish; the language model only explains it in your language.
Honest math, not magic.
Every insight is a comparison against your own baseline, with minimum sample sizes so small numbers don't fool you.
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Games closer than this belong to one session.
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The smallest win-rate drop we'll call tilt.
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Trend window behind every rating forecast.
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English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Russian, Ukrainian.
Every Sunday evening
One takeaway. One move.
A single push with the one thing that mattered in your week — and one concrete thing to try next week. In your language.
Sunday, 28 September19:04
Your week in blitz: +38. Your best hours were 9–12. Next week: stop after 3 losses in a row.
New personal best in rapid: 1612 🏆
Free & Pro
Start free. Go deeper.
Free
- Bullet and blitz
- Week view and rating chart
- Recent games
- AI coach: one moment a day
- Daily Three from your mistakes
- Opening lessons
- Tilt check
- Rating forecast
- Weekly report every Sunday
Download free
$0 — forever
Pro everything.
- AI coach: three moments a day and skill levels
- Opening drills and your own forks
- Rapid and classical
- Month view
- Best time to play & session fatigue
- Openings worth replacing
- Goals with a target date
- Full opening stats
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Monthly · yearly · or once, for life
Guides
Improve with your own numbers
Learn the numbers
Turn results into decisions
Read the numbers.
Chess improvement articles
Articles on the questions players ask after a bad session or before a new season: when to stop after losses, how to set a rating goal you can reach, how to review your games, blunder less, and learn openings that stick.
01Chess Tilt: Should You Stop After a Losing Streak?How to tell whether a losing streak actually hurts your next chess game, how to measure tilt from your own online games, and how to set a stop rule that fits you.→02How to Set a Realistic Chess Rating GoalSet a chess rating goal you can actually reach: pick a target and date, measure your real pace in rating points per week, and forecast when you will get there.→03How to Analyze Your Own Chess GamesA practical way to review your own chess games: find the one moment the game turned, guess the better move before the engine tells you, and turn it into a habit.→04How to Stop Blundering in ChessWhy chess players blunder, the short blunder-check to run before every move, and how to find the type of blunder you make most often in your own online games.→05How to Learn Chess Openings So They StickLearn a chess opening the way strong players do: understand the ideas, rehearse the main line from your side, and fix the exact moves where you leave it in your own games.→
Rating tracker guides
Practical guides for reading online chess progress, following each provider clearly, and using an iPhone widget without confusing one rating pool with another.
06Chess Rating Tracker for Clearer ProgressLearn how to track online chess rating progress, read trends, review recent games, and keep the right rating visible on your iPhone.→07Track Your Chess.com Rating on iPhoneTrack Chess.com rating progress on iPhone by game type, review recent changes, and connect rating trends with games, colors, and openings.→08Track Your Lichess Rating on iPhoneTrack Lichess rating progress on iPhone, understand provisional ratings, and connect game-type trends with recent games and opening context.→09Keep Your Chess Rating on the Home ScreenKeep a Chess.com or Lichess rating snapshot on your iPhone Home Screen and open MyChessRating when you want the full progress context.→
Chess stats guides
Learn how to read personal chess statistics without overreacting to small samples, then turn rating, game, color, and opening patterns into one practical review step.
10Chess Stats That Turn Games Into a Review PlanLearn which personal chess stats matter, how to read them together, and how to turn rating, game, color, and opening patterns into a review plan.→11Read Chess Opening Stats Without Chasing NoiseRead chess opening stats by frequency, result, color, time control, and sample size, then turn repeated positions into a focused study choice.→12Track Chess Performance Beyond One Rating NumberTrack chess performance with consistent rating, recent-game, color, opening, provider, and time-control context instead of judging one session.→13Use Chess Game History to Find Repeatable PatternsUse recent chess game history to find repeated decisions, compare similar games, and build a small review queue without mistaking chronology for diagnosis.→
Clear terms
Chess progress, in plain language.
- Chess rating
- A number that represents a player's current performance in a provider's rating pool. Ratings from Chess.com and Lichess use different systems and rating pools, so compare progress within the same provider and game type.
- Rating trend
- The direction of your rating over a selected period, based on recent results and rating changes. It helps show whether your current form is moving up, down, or staying steady.
- Chess rating widget
- A small iPhone Home Screen view that shows a rating snapshot and links back to the full trend, recent games, and supporting stats.
Sources and scope
Chess.com and Lichess, at a glance.
| Provider | Source data | What MyChessRating adds |
|---|---|---|
| Chess.com | Public profile and game information, where available. | Rating state, trends, insights, and iPhone widgets. |
| Lichess | Public profile and game information, where available. | Rating state, trends, insights, and iPhone widgets. |
MyChessRating is an independent iPhone app and is not affiliated with either provider. Chess.com and Lichess are third-party services, and their names and data remain the property of their respective services.
Questions, answered.
What is a chess rating tracker?
A chess rating tracker records your current rating and changes over time for a chosen platform and game type, so you can see progress between sessions.
How does MyChessRating use Chess.com and Lichess data?
MyChessRating uses publicly available profile and game information from Chess.com and Lichess where that data is available, then presents rating state, recent games, and trends in an iPhone dashboard.
Are Chess.com and Lichess ratings comparable?
Not directly. Ratings from Chess.com and Lichess use different systems and rating pools, so compare changes within the same provider and game type.
Is MyChessRating affiliated with Chess.com or Lichess?
No. MyChessRating is an independent iPhone app and is not affiliated with either provider. Chess.com and Lichess are third-party services.
Do I need a private chess account login?
You can start with a public chess username; a private provider password is not required for the public profile data used by the app. Availability depends on each third-party service.
What do the chess insights show?
Insights are plain statistics from your own games: how a losing streak changes your next result (tilt check), the hours and days you play best, opening families that keep costing you rating, and a rating forecast toward a goal you set.
What does the AI chess coach do?
Every day the coach picks a moment from your own recent games where the evaluation swung, asks you to find the better move with up to three hints, and lets you play the position out against a bot matched to your rating. It also teaches the openings you play, move by move, and shows where your own games left the main line.
Is the AI coach just a chatbot guessing?
No. Every verdict comes from the Stockfish engine. A language model only puts those engine facts into plain words in your language, and its text is checked against the engine numbers before you see it.
What is the weekly chess report?
Every Sunday evening the app can send one notification with a single takeaway from your week and one concrete thing to try next week. It is based only on games you have already played.
What is free and what is in Pro?
Free covers bullet and blitz, the week view, rating chart, recent games, one AI coach moment a day, Daily Three, opening lessons, tilt check, rating forecast and the weekly report. Pro adds three coach moments a day with skill levels, opening drills with your own forks, rapid and classical, the month view, best time to play, openings worth replacing, goals and full opening stats.
What does the iPhone chess rating widget show?
The iPhone widget shows a rating snapshot on your Home Screen and gives you a quick path back to the full trend, recent games, and supporting stats.
Your move.
Free on iPhone and Android. Add a username, see your first insight in a minute and get your first coach moment today.