New page to display studies and their authors
Ability to enter study details through a cleaner new modal, with support for Markdown descriptions
Cleaner new modal for adding chapters to a study
Initial support for icons on nodes and their display
Bug fixes and improved loading speed, especially on the dashboard page
Learning List: Add any public or private course to your personalized Learning List, now visible on the Dashboard.
Guided Interface: A brand-new UI guides you step-by-step through all core chess theories—openings, tactics, endgames, and more—for a structured learning experience.
Spaced Repetition: Once you complete a variation in Learn Mode, you can revisit it according to the SM2 spaced-repetition algorithm to reinforce retention over time
Private Games: Quickly access all your private games in one place.
Active Studies: See which courses and variations are currently in your learning queue.
Statistics: Track your progress with comprehensive study stats (completion rates, upcoming reviews, and performance metrics).
Variations: In Editor Mode, a new sidebar on the left displays all variation branches, making it easy to pick moves and build lessons that integrate seamlessly into Learn & Review.
Reorder Chapters: Rearrange the order of chapters within any study by simply dragging and dropping, so your lessons flow exactly as you want
It’s official and it’s here: Chessflare now runs flawlessly in your mobile browser! Whether you’re analyzing your games, learning new tactics, or refining your opening theories, every feature adapts perfectly to any screen size !
Say hello to our sleek new Black Theme! Toggle it in settings for instant eye comfort during late-night duels
We’re excited to introduce a major update focused on studies and our brand-new public course database. Here’s what’s new:
You now have access to a growing public base of over 300 courses and studies, all fully compatible with our Chessflare Editor.
You can now publish your own studies online and share them with the Chessflare community in one click!
Each study gets a unique URL, making sharing easy. Plus, creators get analytics – see how many people viewed your study and how they interacted with it. Learn what works and improve your content over time!
Found a public study you love? Now you can copy it to your own workspace. This makes it easy to:
Great for learning, teaching, or remixing chess ideas with your personal touch.
Added a panel on the right that displays win rates and allows the use of the most common moves (by Elo rating) to build a study.
This new mode, focused on the board, allows you to analyze sections with minimal variations while providing the best possible user experience. Soon, controls will be added above and below the board to further enhance ease of navigation.
Auto-centering allows you to fully explore the section using keyboard shortcuts, enhancing the overall experience of using the graph.
New upload system that supports larger files for the Chessflare suite, providing real-time progress tracking for each game within the .pgn file. Furthermore, if any game is invalid, the system can isolate it to prevent blocking the entire file.
A database explorer has been added to the screener to enhance navigation and make switching between games smoother.
You can now export a single chapter or an entire repertoire in PGN format.
The last move played is now highlighted to improve clarity on the board.
We love giving you the best possible experience! That’s why Chessflare is getting a makeover to make navigation smoother and your gameplay even more enjoyable.
Hovering over Stockfish calculation lines temporarily loads the position on the chessboard, and leaving the line restores the selected position. Hovering over the orange diamond allows loading the currently selected node. The purpose of this diamond throughout the app is to show from which FEN position a line is loaded.
Clicking on the comment pin selects the position.
An improvement over the classic PGN dumps available on Lichess, Chess.com, etc. This PGN dump is being prepared for a future update that will allow changing the layout to make the board the main element on the screen.
The graph has been condensed, and the nodes are smaller to allow more nodes to be displayed on the screen.
You can now choose the orientation of your graph, horizontal or vertical. This flexibility allows you to adapt the display to your screen format, ensuring better readability and a more convenient user experience.
The Stockfish evaluation bar is now displayed next to the board, providing a clear and convenient way to track game evaluations in real time.
We’ve added more details to the Stockfish panel for a richer analysis experience:
