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Chess.com Insights alternatives: find the mistakes you repeat
Lichess and Audit Chess offer free options. Aimchess, Chessigma, FireChess and TrueElo also pair findings across your games with practice.
For one game, start with its game review. Use a report across games when you want to know what keeps going wrong.
True Score needs no account. Sign in with Lichess, Google or email for reports; they also use Chess.com games. Your first complete report is free.
See a TrueElo reportStart with the answer you need
- Spend nothing
- Review your losses and keep a note of the mistakes you repeat. For a report, compare Lichess and Audit Chess first.
- Understand your results
- If you already pay for Diamond, try Chess.com Insights and Advanced Stats. For openings and results across accounts, ChessMonitor has a free statistics plan.
What TrueElo shows in your games
See which patterns decided your losses, the positions behind them, and how your opponents did in those same games.
Decided 37 of 169 losses
A real club player’s last 250 rated blitz games on Lichess, read by TrueElo’s own analysis. The player is not named. · 2026-09. One player's finding, not a typical result or a prediction.
Practise suitable positions from your games, then replay the move you made beside a sound alternative. Findings without a suitable lesson stay in the report.
Open the labelled demonstrationWhen Plus is useful
Keep your free report if it answers your question. Plus is for keeping it current and looking beyond that first account and speed.
- You have played more games. Update after enough new eligible games arrive; practise positions from the newer report.
- You play another account or speed. Get a report for it, or read more games from the account you started with.
- You want every practice position open. Plus opens them all. Free practice opens 5 new positions a day from it; positions you have started come back on their schedule.
What each tool gives you
Compare published offers checked October 17, 2026. Each tool lists its games, sign-in requirements, findings, practice and costs, with links to its sources.
| Tool and games | Sources and sign-in | Findings and practice | Free and paid plans |
|---|---|---|---|
| TrueElo LeaksMany games | Lichess or Chess.com games. Sign in with Lichess, Google or email. Lichess connection is optional for reports. | Patterns that decided lost games, the positions behind them, and your opponents' results in the same games. Practice offers a replayable comparison with a sound alternative where a suitable lesson is supported. | Free includes one complete report: the latest 250 games of one account of yours, at the speed you choose, with every finding. Free practice opens 5 new positions a day from it; positions you have started come back on their schedule. A first report of fewer than 100 games doesn't use your free report. A successful correction uses its one move even below that count. Fresh reports after that need Plus; a wrong account can be corrected once. Plus reads your other accounts and speeds, 500 or 1,000 games, and your newer games when you ask, once 25 new games at that speed are ready, up to 10 reports a day. It opens every practice position and adds Scouting, a report on an opponent before you play them. Launch offer recorded September 13, 2026: US$6.99/month, tax included. Billing shows the current price and renewal terms before you pay. |
| Chess.com Insights and Advanced StatsMany games | Chess.com games; Chess.com account and Diamond membership. | Insights charts accuracy, openings, game phases and tactical patterns. Advanced Stats compares openings, tactics, strategy and endgames with similarly rated players. | Your own Insights and Advanced Stats require Diamond. Game Review explains an individual game; it is a separate feature. Diamond membership. The current price was not readable in the checked public page; check the offer for your country. |
| Lichess Insights and Tutor betaMany games | Lichess account games. Some Insights figures need computer-analyzed games. Tutor is a beta experiment accessed through the Lichess Beta Testers team. | Insights charts openings, pieces, phases, time and results. Learn from your mistakes replays errors in one analyzed game. Tutor is another option to try in the beta. | Insights and mistake practice are free. Server analysis has a separate 40-game daily allowance. No paid feature upgrade: patrons receive the same features. Tutor access is a beta, not a promise of general availability. |
| Audit ChessOne game or many | Chess.com or Lichess username, or a game file. No account required; an optional account saves work across devices. | Ranked recurring themes, opening and endgame reports, own-blunder puzzles and drills. | Advertises no daily cap or premium tier; the form offers up to 5,000 games in a report. No paid tier advertised on the checked page. |
| AimchessMany games | Chess.com or Lichess games; Aimchess signup. The advertised Chess24 connection was not checked. | Six skill areas, peer comparisons, study plans and own-game lessons such as Retry Mistakes. | Homepage: one 40-game report a month, a weekly plan and one daily core training session. Its linked 2020 Terms instead state three free 40-game reports total; the enforced allowance was not tested. $7.99/month or $57.99/year displayed; up to 1,000 recent games and unlimited reports/training. Currency beyond the dollar symbol was not stated. |
| Chessigma SupercoachMany games | Start with a Chess.com or Lichess username. Account requirements after the opening form were not tested. | Reports recurring mistakes, clock use, tactics, conversion and openings; offers drills from your mistakes and a daily training plan. | A 25-game Supercoach report. Unlimited single-game review is a separate free feature. $19/month or $140/year displayed for Supercoach reports, plans and trainers. The dollar currency was not specified. |
| FireChessOne game or many | Chess.com or Lichess username, or a game file. No chess-site password is requested; later account requirements were not tested. | Recurring tactical, positional and endgame findings, opening habits and clock use, with the positions behind them and report-based training. | Homepage: 50 games per scan, with up to 6 positions per listed area. Pricing instead lists 300 games, 10 tactics and 10 endgames. The enforced free allowance was not tested. Pro expands games, findings and training. Checked promotional prices: $5/month, reduced from $8, or $59 once, reduced from $99. Dollar currency unspecified; check current checkout terms. |
| Blackbox ChessMany games | Chess.com, Lichess or a game file. Free report without an account; paid report requires one. Account connection can require verification. | Ranked patterns and examples; paid reports add a fix course. The public sample exposes positions and training links; training effectiveness was not tested. | 10-game report. $10 once for a 100-game report and fix course; $12/month for weekly training, initially up to 500 games. Dollar amounts as displayed. |
| ChessDNAMany games | Chess.com or Lichess username. Free start without an account; an account adds cross-device sync. | Nine recurring mistake patterns and replays of your positions. Its rating-cost estimate does not establish how much rating you could gain. | Latest 25 games and 3 challenges a day. US$20 for 90 days or US$9/month advertised; up to 250 games with unlimited challenges/coaching. |
| ChessPivotOne game or many | Chess.com or Lichess username, a game file or Lichess study. Individual analysis needs no signup; profile access requirements were not exercised. | Recurring weakness profiles, trends and drills from your games. | Unlimited single-game analysis. The profile covers the latest 40 games, its top 3 weaknesses and 3 drills per area. English pricing displays $9.99/month or $69.99/year for full history and expanded practice. Its June 2026 Terms say euros; checkout currency was not verified. |
How this comparison was checked
Sources, limits and other options
TrueElo wrote this comparison from published sources. We did not buy plans or test competitors' imports, analysis or practice. Prices retain their displayed currency.
The Blackbox public sample was readable. Published features do not establish which tool gives better lessons, handles data better or improves your results.
For individual game review, Chesslume advertises reports and own-blunder puzzles. A single-game report does not show what repeats across your history.
ChessMonitor's free plan links one Chess.com and one Lichess account for openings and result statistics. Its custom-database limit is separate from linked-account history.
TrueElo counts mistakes in played games. Neither finishing practice nor a change between reports proves rating gain or that practice caused improvement.