Your games
- The games you played, imported from your handle
- Every personal statistic in ChessLogix comes from these
- Your results and your recurring weaknesses
- Chess.com games sit in the same library and count the same way
Lichess
Analyze Your Lichess Games
Connect your public Lichess handle to preview and import recent games, or paste one game URL for immediate analysis.
One full analysis free · No card required · Chess.com and Lichess
- No Chess.com or Lichess password — a public username is all it needs.
- Your first full analysis is free, and no card is required.
- Every recommendation comes from your own games and Stockfish analysis.
- Path one: enter your handle, fetch recent games, select what you want, import.
- Path two: paste a single Lichess game URL and analyze that game on its own.
- Nothing enters your library until you choose it.
Importing From Lichess
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Add your handle, or paste one URL
Choose Lichess and enter your username — it is saved for later imports, and several handles can be attached. If you only want to look at one game, paste its Lichess URL instead.
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Preview and select
ChessLogix lists your recent games with opponent, result, time control and date. You choose what enters your library; nothing is imported automatically.
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Analyze, then train
Games run through engine analysis and explanations, populate your opening record, and can be scanned in your browser to extract puzzles from the positions where the game turned.
Two Different Things, Never Merged
Opening database
- An aggregate of a very large number of games by other players
- Filterable by rating band and time control
- How relevant Lichess players perform in the same positions
- Says nothing about you
What Happens After Import
The game, explained
Stockfish evaluation across the game with multi-PV at the critical points, an evaluation timeline, and written explanations of the moves that decided the result.
Compare your opening results with similar players
Your personal score in a position sits beside how players in your chosen rating band and speeds score in the same position. The two are always labelled separately.
Personalized training
A browser-side Stockfish scan rebuilds each turning point as a puzzle, and the swings are tagged and counted alongside your other games. The scan costs no credits.
What a Lichess Game Comes Back As
- First a written read on the whole game: what it was, and what your plan actually was.
- Every claim links to the ply it came from, so you can replay the moment rather than take it on trust.
- Then down to the moves that decided it: the move, its classification, and what it cost.
- What the move was trying to do, and what it allowed instead.
- The stronger continuation, with the engine line printed so you can check it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to authorize anything on Lichess?
No. Import reads public game data for the handle you enter. ChessLogix never asks for your Lichess password.
Can I analyze just one game?
Yes. Paste the Lichess URL of a single game and it will be imported and analyzed on its own, without connecting an account.
Which speeds and game types are supported?
Standard chess in bullet, blitz, rapid, classical and correspondence. Every report can be filtered by speed, so you can look at one time control at a time.
My Lichess games are only visible to me. Can I still import?
Import reads what is publicly available for your handle. If your games are not public, export a PGN from Lichess and upload it — analysis, opening statistics and puzzle extraction all work the same way on uploaded games.
Is the Lichess opening database the same as my results?
No, and ChessLogix never merges them. Your results come only from your own imported games. The opening database is population-level data about how a position performs for other players in a chosen rating band and time control.
Can I import from Lichess and Chess.com at once?
Yes. Both connect to the same library and every report can be filtered to one platform, one handle, or one time control.
Connect Your Lichess Handle
Import a batch of recent games, or start with a single game URL if you just want to see what the analysis looks like. Playing on Chess.com instead? The Chess.com import page covers the same ground.
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