Guardian Angel
Save meCatches the blunder before it lands and gives you another look.
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Nd4
You play4. Nxe5

Coach: Wait. The pawn looks free, but Qg5 hits your knight and g2 at once. Want another look?
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What should I aim for here?

Castle first, then prepare d4 with c3. Your bishop on c4 already eyes f7.
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Catches the blunder before it lands and gives you another look.
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Nd4
You play4. Nxe5

Coach: Wait. The pawn looks free, but Qg5 hits your knight and g2 at once. Want another look?
Lets the blunder through, then shows exactly how your opponent punishes it.
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Nd4
You play4. Nxe5

Coach: Bold. Black answers Qg5, hitting your knight and g2 at once. Watch how fast this falls apart.
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How game review worksOn Club and Grandmaster, each analyzed game becomes positions to replay until the better move feels obvious.
How practice worksChessCue is an AI chess coach that runs in your browser. You play against a computer opponent while a coach explains positions by chat, or by voice on Club and Grandmaster. On those plans you can also review your games, including games imported from Chess.com and Lichess, and practice the positions you missed.
The coach combines Stockfish engine analysis of the current position with a language model. The engine finds the facts of the position, and the coach turns them into an explanation you can follow and question.
No. ChessCue is a training tool. You play against the computer at a level you choose, from about 500 to about 2000 Elo, and on Club and Grandmaster you can import games you played against people on Chess.com and Lichess.
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Yes. The Free plan includes unlimited play against the computer, with the latest 50 games kept in this browser, Stockfish analysis, Guardian Angel warnings, text coaching in one blitz game per day with up to 20 questions, and an example review with practice.
Your next move can teach you.