Personalised chess dashboard

Your whole chess life on one chart.

Chessfolio pulls your chess.com, Lichess and OTB games together, every online blitz night and every over-the-board congress, and shows you what's actually changing.

Free to use. No card needed.

Lichess · BlitzLichess · RapidChess.com · RapidOTB · StandardPuzzles / month
Shown with demo data. Your chart builds from your own games and puzzles.
games in one place
648
longest win streak
6
rating sources on one chart
3

Your AI, your coach

Turn the AI you already use into a personal chess coach.

Chessfolio runs an MCP server: one door your AI agent can open onto your chess. Behind it are the games you actually played, the moments that decided them, the opening lines that keep going wrong and this week’s report. Ask why you keep losing with the French and the answer comes from your games, not from generic advice.

You stay in charge. A personal access token reads only its owner’s chess history, is shown once and can be revoked any time. The tools only read, apart from a few narrow writes such as attaching a PGN or asking for a review; none can edit results, ratings or metadata. No third party sits in the middle: your AI talks to Chessfolio directly.

Works in claude.ai, Claude Code, Codex, Hermes or any other MCP client that can connect to a remote server.

Illustrative exchange. Your agent answers from your own games through 23 personal tools.

Connect

Plug in once. Synced every night.

Full history backfill on day one, nightly top-ups after.

Chess.com

Just your username.

Lichess

Sign in once. Games and puzzles included.

OTB

An ECF membership code brings in your over-the-board games.

PGN

Upload files for everything else.

The dashboard

Built around the questions you actually ask.

Live cards from the real dashboard, running on demo data.

Am I actually improving?

Accuracy for every analysed game, with the trend drawn through it.

Every chart is a door — click through to the games behind the number.

Weekly report

Your week in chess, every Friday.

Chessfolio rolls your week up into one honest summary: what you played, what you won, and the result worth retelling. It lands as a shareable mini-report you can send to your club, your coach, or the group chat.

No streaks to protect, no nagging. Just the numbers, once a week.

Weekly report

Chessfolio

4

games this week

2 wins · 0 draws · 2 losses

Best win
Beat Patel, Ravi (1836)
Lichess blitz rating
+14 this month

Shown with demo data. Your report reads from your own games.

The review

The moments worth keeping.

Every reviewed game gets accuracies, move classifications and its critical moments: the story of the game, kept with the game. This one is Byrne vs Fischer, 1956, the Game of the Century, run through the same pipeline your games get.

Sign up and your own games get the same treatment.

Brilliant

A move only the engine — and now you — saw.

Position after 17…Be6 · Donald Byrne vs Bobby Fischer, 1956

Donald Byrne · White
92.2%
Bobby Fischer · Black
97.9%

Where the game turned

Missed win11.Bg5Your opponent played Bg5, a 17% win probability loss
Brilliant17…Be6You played Be6!! A winning sacrifice.
Missed win18.Bxb6Your opponent played Bxb6, a 18% win probability loss

Real engine analysis · stockfish-18· depth 18

Clubs

Chessfolio for clubs, too.

Chessfolio Embed puts live fixtures, results and league tables on club websites. One snippet, and it's running on club sites today. The same league data those pages show is the raw material of a personal chess history: your club games can become part of yours.

Embed is the first Chessfolio tool built for clubs, with room for more to come.

Visit embed.chessfolio.io

Illustrative fixtures. The live widgets run real league data.

Create your dashboard now.

Sign up, connect your accounts and start charting your realtime progress.

Start your Chessfolio

Free to use. No card needed.