Chess.com game review, free — with the accuracy score you already know

Type your Chess.com username, or paste any game link — even a link a friend sent you. ChessAdept runs a full engine review and shows an accuracy calibrated to Chess.com's own scale, so the number doesn't fight the one in your head.

Have a link? Paste chess.com/game/live/… into the analyzer — or just change chess.com to chessadept.com in the address bar and the review loads itself.

Made to agree with Chess.com's numbers

Their score, when it exists — if the game was reviewed on Chess.com, we show Chess.com's own accuracy verbatim, labelled, right beside ours.
A calibrated estimate when it doesn't — fitted against thousands of Chess.com-scored moves across every rating band, typically within a few points.
Every move explained — not just flagged: a plain-English “why the better move wins” for each mistake, and the game's turning point in one sentence.
Free, without a review token — no daily-review limit to spend. Guests are rate-limited only so the engine stays fast for everyone.

Common questions

Can I review a game from just the link?

Yes — paste any chess.com/game/live/… or …/game/daily/… URL into the analyzer, or swap the domain for ours in the address bar. ChessAdept finds the game in Chess.com's public archives and loads the review directly.

Do you need my Chess.com password?

Never. Everything works from Chess.com's public archives — the same data anyone can see on your profile.

What about Lichess games?

Same deal — see the Lichess game review page, or the general free game review guide.