The moments that decided each game
Every game gets its key moments marked, so you can see where it turned.
ExampleGambits reads your own chess games, finds what keeps going wrong, and trains you on exactly that. About 15 minutes a day.
Free while in early access. Works in your browser, and you can add it to your home screen.
Spotting knight forks
You missed a knight fork in 4 of your last 30 games.

Connect Lichess or Chess.com, or upload a PGN file. Gambits reads every game and marks the moments that decided it. New games come in on their own.
When players get stuck, most keep playing and hope the same mistakes stop happening. Coaches call it hope chess. Gambits finds the few mistakes that keep costing you, then builds your practice from them.
Every game gets its key moments marked, so you can see where it turned.
ExampleRepair starts with the position from your game, then similar ones, until you find the move on your own.
ExampleA short check-up shows whether the fix stuck.
Replay from the moment a win slipped away, then compare.
Today’s plan is a suggestion. Every mode is open whenever you want it.
Convert a winning endgame, or hold a hard one to a draw. Afterwards, a line shows how it went.
ExampleA small set you repeat until every puzzle is automatic. Each cycle should be faster than the last.
No clock. They get harder as you get faster.
3 or 5 minutes, or until 3 mistakes.
The Skill Map compares you with your own usual play, skill by skill, using the games you’ve played.
ExampleNo app store needed. It opens full screen, like any other app.
Best with about 25 games on Lichess or Chess.com. No games yet? Start with a short puzzle check.
On a computer? Scan to open it on your phone.
No. You can upload a PGN, or start with a short puzzle check and add games later. Training gets more personal as games come in.
About 25 to 30 for a reliable first picture. Fewer works too. It will tell you when it’s still early days.
No. Only real games move it. Practice sets your training difficulty, but it can’t flatter your score.
No chatbot, nothing made up. Every judgement comes from checking the moves in your own games.
Yes, free while in early access. Paid plans may come later.
Yes. Gambits works in any browser on a phone, tablet or computer.