Chess Coach: The Free Coach That Explains Your Moves


Chess Coach is the free AI chess coach built into ChessRank. In your game reviews it explains your mistakes and blunders in plain words, shows you the moments that decided the game and gives you hints toward the better move. When you play against chess bots, it gives you advice whenever you are stuck.
Everything is completely free. No subscription, no premium plan, no paywall, no daily limit and no signup required. Chess Coach speaks 19 languages and works on phone, tablet and desktop.
In every game review Chess Coach explains your mistakes, blunders and missed chances in plain words, and points out the strong moves and the moments that decided the game.
Not sure what you should have played? Chess Coach gives you a hint toward the better idea, so you learn to spot it yourself.
Stuck in a game against a bot? Press Hint and Chess Coach gives you advice that guides you toward a strong move, so every game teaches you something.
From a brilliant move to a blunder, every move rating gets its own animated reaction, so you feel your game instead of just reading it.
Chess Coach writes in 19 languages and reads its advice aloud in almost all of them.
Enter your chess.com or lichess username, or paste a PGN. No account needed.
Stockfish grades every move and Chess Coach explains your mistakes and what you could have played instead.
Play a chess bot at your level and press Hint whenever you are stuck.
Yes, 100% free. There is no subscription, no premium plan and no paywall. Every explanation, hint and reaction is available to everyone at no cost.
No. You can review games and play bots with Chess Coach without signing up. An account only saves your progress across devices.
In game reviews it explains your mistakes and blunders, points out the key moments and gives you hints toward the better move. In games against chess bots it gives you advice whenever you are stuck.
It writes in all 19 languages of ChessRank, including English, Spanish, German, Hindi, Japanese and Russian, and reads its advice aloud in almost all of them.
No. Review as many games and ask for as many hints as you like, every day, for free.