Train Smarter,

play stronger.

Serious chess training for players who want to improve systematically.

Chesspertise combines a powerful database, deep analysis tools, and structured training into one modern platform.

Available on iPad, Android, macOS, and desktop.

Key Feautures

Powerful Database Search

Find exactly what you need, instantly.

Search any opening, theme, position, or pattern—and jump straight to the lines that matter.

Opponent Preparation

With the opponet preparation chesspertise automatically builds opening trees for both White and Black, collects and organises all games by colour, and lets you save them for future use. You can train directly against an opponent’s openings, explore and search their opening trees, and study their games in depth to prepare effectively.

Build and train opening repertoires using real games and structured trees.
Understand why positions are played—not just the moves.

Opening Training

What Chesspertise is

A modern chess database and training platform

Chesspertise is designed for players who want more than scattered PGNs and engine lines.
It helps you analyse deeply, prepare intelligently, and study with structure.

Play Against the Greats

Play training games against styles inspired by great players of the past and present—Carlsen, Caruana, Fischer, Tal, and more.

Powerful Chess Editor

A frictionless editor built for serious study.

Annotate games with comments, symbols, and variations while seeing everything rendered in a clean, book-style layout. Focus on thinking and explanation—not file management.

Perfect for:

• Analysing your own games

• Studying master games

• Building opening and endgame notes

Write Your Own Chess Book

Turn analysis into lasting knowledge.

As you annotate, Chesspertise automatically structures your work into chapters, diagrams, and commentary—without extra formatting.

Use it to:

• Create personal opening books

• Document a player’s style

• Build thematic or endgame collections

• Turn your own games into a study resource

Train with intention.

Define long-term goals and break them into daily training tasks: tactics, openings, endgames, or analysis. Track progress over time and understand what actually improves your play.

Create and Follow a Study Schedule

Lear from your own games

Import your full playing history from Lichess and Chess.com.

Analyse mistakes, track progress, and use your own games as the foundation of your training.

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