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I have developed an app on my own initiative—and for my own analytical purposes—that allows you to analyze your games, pinpoint specific weaknesses, and then work on them using targeted tactical exercises or opening studies. Which games can be analyzed? Naturally, the prerequisite is that you actively play on Lichess or chess.com; the analysis is based on the games played there.
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About Chess Diagnostics on Product Hunt
“Keep your weaknesses. Get better.”
Chess Diagnostics was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #79 on the daily leaderboard. Chess Diagnostics analyzes your last few hundred games from Chess.com and Lichess—and shows you exactly where you are losing Elo.
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