Chess Year Recap 2026
Type your Lichess or Chess.com username and TrueElo reads your public 2026 games in your browser: your games, your rating path and the odd numbers only your year has, and how your openings score against players at your level. Then share it as one card. Free, no sign-in, nothing stored.
A real 2025 Lichess year, name hidden. Yours shows your own games.
What's in your recap
- Games, wins, draws and losses, and every day you played
- Your rating through the year, with its high
- Odd numbers from your games: your closest win on the clock, wins from a queen down, en passant, mates with the king
- Your openings scored against players at your rating, and the one that cost you most
- One card to share, with the headline you pick
Is the chess year recap free?
Yes, the year recap is free: it reads your public games and needs no account.
Is this a chess wrapped for Lichess and Chess.com?
It is TrueElo's Year recap, a look back at your chess year made from your own Lichess or Chess.com games. It covers your games, your rating path and your openings, and ends in one card to share.
Do I need to sign in?
No sign-in is needed: type a Lichess or Chess.com username and the recap is made in your browser. Nothing is saved, and no page with your name on it is published.
How long does it take?
A year of 4,000 Lichess games takes about three minutes, because Lichess sends about 20 games a second. Chess.com years usually take under a minute.
What does "players at your level" mean?
Players at your level are Lichess players rated in your band, in the same time control, from TrueElo's opening statistics. Your score in each opening is set beside theirs.
Who sees my card?
Only the people you share it with see your card: it is an image made on your device, and its only link is trueelo.app/recap.