Unlimited analysis, no paywall

A free alternative to Chess.com analysis

Chess.com analysis caps can block deep review. ChessIQ runs Stockfish 18 locally in your browser—no account, no daily limit, no paywall.

ChessIQ vs Chess.com analysis

ChessIQ complements Chess.com—use both. But for deep, unlimited analysis, ChessIQ wins.

FeatureChessIQChess.com (free)
Account required
No account needed
Required
Daily analysis cap
Unlimited
Limited on free tier
Deep analysis (depth 24+)
Free
Premium only
Works offline
Yes (PWA)
No
Blunder puzzle training from your games
Automatic
Not available
Lichess game support
Yes
No
Games uploaded to servers
Never
Yes

What you get with ChessIQ

Stockfish 18 locally

The same engine used by GMs runs in your browser at depth 13–50. No cloud queue. No wait.

Private by design

Your games and analysis never leave your device. No upload, no account, nothing stored on our servers.

Blunder puzzle training

Every significant mistake becomes a puzzle. Drill the exact positions where you went wrong until the right move sticks.

Offline-ready PWA

Install ChessIQ as an app and analyze saved games anywhere, even without internet.

Common questions

Is ChessIQ a replacement for Chess.com?

No—ChessIQ is an analysis tool, not a place to play. It's designed to work alongside Chess.com: you play your games there, then bring them to ChessIQ for deeper analysis. Think of it as your private analysis lab.

Can I analyze my Chess.com games in ChessIQ?

Yes. Just enter your Chess.com username on the Review Games page. ChessIQ fetches your recent games via the Chess.com public API and analyzes them locally with Stockfish 18.

How deep does ChessIQ analyze compared to Chess.com?

ChessIQ offers depth presets from 13 (fast) to 50 (maximum precision). Chess.com's free tier analysis runs at a limited depth. ChessIQ's Balanced preset (depth 18) matches or exceeds what Chess.com offers free users.

Why does ChessIQ have no paywall?

Because Stockfish runs on your device via WebAssembly, there are no server computing costs for ChessIQ to cover. That's what makes unlimited free analysis possible.