Matlo is a chess training app that analyses your Lichess and Chess.com games, rates every area of your play against players at your level, and turns it into exercises: positions from your games, puzzles on the clock, openings to review.
Try a puzzle, no account needed.
Lichess or Chess.com, with your username, no password. Your last 20 games are analysed within minutes.
Your estimated playing strength and a rating for every area (opening, endgame, tactics, time management…) against Lichess players at your rating, next to the one from a few months ago.
Pick one for three weeks: exercises from your own games, then your next games tell whether you really improved.
Stockfish judges every move of your Lichess and Chess.com games: inaccuracies, mistakes and blunders, accuracy for each side, an evaluation graph. The page opens on the three moments that decided the result and shows what the game changed in each area of your play.
Your estimated playing strength, then a rating per area with its range: opening, middlegame, endgame, equal positions or with the advantage, tactics, time management. Every measure is compared with Lichess players at your exact rating, and with you a few months ago. A weakness is only named when it is likely and large enough.
The right move, Which one is the blunder?, Find the mistake, Save the game: your positions become exercises, sorted by skill, each opening on the analysis board to understand the move. Puzzles have thinking time then a short window to play, a rating per time control, and missed ones come back with spaced repetition.
Build your repertoire on the board with an explorer of games at your level, review it with spaced repetition, train against the replies of players at your level and see, game after game, where you leave it and what it costs you.
Blindfold puzzles rated by number of pieces, hidden moves to follow in your head before solving, 30-second warm-ups on coordinates and squares.
The Lichess public database holds millions of puzzles. What matters is which ones you do, and what happens when you miss one.
| Random puzzles | Matlo | |
|---|---|---|
| The choice | Around your rating | Around your rating, on the motifs that cost you points |
| The positions | From other players' games | Yours too: mistakes, wasted advantages, key moments |
| The time | No clock, or a single one | A two-phase clock per time control, a rating for each |
| A missed puzzle | Forgotten | Back the next day, then later and later |
| Your progress | A puzzle rating | A rating for every area of your play, against you a few months ago |
| Openings | Separate | A repertoire reviewed and checked against your games |
For players around 1000 to 2000 Elo who play online and want to know what to work on. Puzzles and the peer comparison adapt to your rating.
For the analysis and the profile, yes: Matlo starts from your games. Puzzles, the repertoire and visualization work without a linked account.
Yes, in the browser, on phone, tablet and computer, in light or dark mode, and the app installs on your home screen. Every screen is designed for touch first.
Settings, then Delete my account: everything is erased immediately. Your Lichess and Chess.com accounts are not affected.
The status stays on your profile. The rest is in the FAQ.
Link Lichess or Chess.com: your games are analysed within minutes, then your first puzzle is waiting.