Build your repertoire, train your lines with spaced repetition, then keep them fresh all year.
Problem
Without a review system, learned lines fade quickly and preparation becomes hard to maintain.
After a few weeks, your prepared lines become blurry or incomplete
Your content is split across PGN, videos, Lichess, and ChessBase
You know what to play, but not what to review today
Build your lines in a single tree that is readable and actionable
SM2 schedules reviews based on your real memory
Track what is learned, fragile, or needs more work
Use desktop and mobile independently with synced data
ChessFlare Workflow
Create your lines with the PGN editor and organize them clearly in your variation tree.
Train your lines with active recall and smart session planning.
The system surfaces the right lines daily at the right time to reduce forgetting.
Put your lines into practice with Opening Battle to validate your reflexes in real positions.
Your lines are organized in a clear, reusable framework.
The system tells you what to review at the right time.
See what is solid and what still needs reinforcement.
Prepare on desktop. Review on mobile. Everything stays synced.
Yes. Import your PGN files, then structure your lines in a clear tree that is easy to maintain.
Yes. Spaced review prioritizes what needs to be reviewed today in just a few minutes.
Yes. Desktop and mobile are independent, and your lines and progress stay synced.
Highlight this stack: PGN editor + variation tree + learning + spaced review + data sync.
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