What is your chess DNA?
Drop your Chess.com username. We read your last 100 games and tell you who you really are at the board, including the opening move that quietly costs you points.
Not affiliated with Chess.com. We only read public game data.
Which one are you?
Ten playstyles, each with a roast built from your real numbers. Share it to your story and make your friends check theirs.
What we dig up
Your costliest opening move
The exact move after which your results drop, compared with your own average. Plus the move that works better for you.
Time trouble
How often you flag, how often you flag them, and how much clock you burn in the first ten moves.
Tilt check
Your win rate in the game right after a loss. Numbers do not lie, even when you do.
Signature habits
Your go-to first move, your answer to 1.e4, when you castle and which piece delivers your mates.
Game Review
Every move of any game rated, from Brilliant to Blunder, with an eval graph and accuracy. Free, Stockfish runs in your browser.
Your Chess Wrapped
Your last 100 games as a story: top openings, chess o'clock, your rival and your playstyle reveal.
The ten playstyles
Everyone gets one. Some people get roasted harder than others.
The Time-Trouble Hero
Great positions, empty clock. Every game is a thriller in the last 10 seconds.
The Tilter
One loss and the next game starts before the anger fades.
The Gambler
High risk, high variance. Either a brilliancy or a disaster, rarely anything in between.
The Attacker
Short games, kings in danger. You play for mate, not for points.
The Wall
Long games, few mistakes, lots of draws. Opponents bounce right off.
The Resigner
Knows when it is over. Sometimes a little before it is over.
The Bullet Addict
Why think for a minute when you can premove for one?
The Giant Killer
Plays best when the rating gap says you should lose.
The Night Owl
Peak performance starts after midnight. Allegedly.
The All-Rounder
Balanced, consistent, hard to read. No obvious tell.
How it works
- 1
Enter your username
Any public Chess.com account. No password, no sign-up.
- 2
We read 100 games
Openings, clocks, results and ratings from your latest standard games.
- 3
Get your card
A story-sized card to share, plus the numbers behind it.
Free vs Pro
Most of ChessDNA is free, forever. Pro is a one-time €4: Stockfish goes through every move of every game and turns your mistakes into training.
Free
€0
Forever. No account needed.
- Your playstyle card and mascot
- Your Chess Wrapped
- Game Review for any game: every move rated, eval graph, accuracy
- 30+ stats: openings, tilt, time trouble, rivals, rating peak, titled opponents
- Your costliest opening move, checked by Stockfish
Pro
€4
One time. Free while we are in beta.
Everything in Free, plus:
- Every costly opening move, not just the first
- Stockfish review of all 100 games at once
- Your most common mistakes, ranked
- Puzzles for each type of mistake, from your own games
- Blunder map by phase, piece and clock
- What time pressure really costs you
- Coming next: a weekly training plan
During the beta Pro unlocks with your email. Later it costs €4, once.
The full Stockfish report
Stockfish checks every move of your last 100 games, right in your browser: your real accuracy, a map of where and when you blunder, and puzzles built from your own mistakes.
- Stockfish review of all your last 100 games
- Your blunder map: phase, piece and clock
- Puzzles from your own mistakes
- Coming next: a weekly training plan
We only use your email for ChessDNA updates. No spam, unsubscribe any time.
Questions
What is free and what is Pro?+
Free: your card, Chess Wrapped, Game Review for any game and all 30+ stats. Pro: the full Stockfish report of all 100 games, your mistakes ranked, puzzles from your own games and every opening leak. Pro costs €4, once. No subscription.
Do you need my password?+
No. We only read public game data that anyone can see on Chess.com.
Which games do you use?+
Your latest 100 standard games (bullet, blitz, rapid and daily). Variants like Chess960 are skipped. You need at least 20.
Does it work with Lichess?+
Not yet. Lichess support is on the list.