The club improver
Fictional learner · illustrative story“I want to stop giving away positions I worked hard to win.”
Practise the hand-off check before every move.
A little practice. A whole new world.
Your next
chess adventure.
Turn the games you play into the player you can become.
Personal training. Real positions. Your next good move.
Your games, wherever you play
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Every great player starts somewhere.
Pick your path. Make a move. Discover what you can do.
6 adventures found
Getting started
The first moves
Keep your king safe, spot a free piece, and find your first checkmate. Every adventure starts somewhere.
BeginnerGetting started
Your training path
A focused session for your rating, your goals, and the time you have. One good habit at a time.
All levelsYour games
Read your games
Find the recurring mistakes behind your results. Turn your missed opportunities into your next breakthrough.
Free diagnosisYour games
The 12-week adventure
Explore a real course built from the founder’s games. See how your own games become daily practice.
Preview courseGetting started
Practice & remember
Explore the practice library, sharpen your calculation, and return to positions you want to remember.
Practice libraryTools
The Analysis Lab
Bring a PGN, a Lichess study, or a position. Try a candidate move and follow your curiosity.
Your chess sandboxThe best place to learn?
Your own games.
That missed fork. That tricky ending. That opening that never quite clicks. Your games already have the lessons you need.
Connect your public profile and we’ll help you find them. No chess password. No guesswork.
Answers checked by Stockfish
Practice built around your positions
Your first questHave a PGN or position instead? Open the Lab
Let’s meet your chess.
Bring your games from Chess.com or Lichess. Your free diagnosis and training plan start here.
How does connecting work?
We import public rated games to identify patterns and check positions with Stockfish. Your chess password is never needed. Saving a profile does not verify ownership.
Find the best move: click a piece, then its square.
A real position from the founder’s game
Less scrolling.
More “I see it!”
Learning happens on the board. Try a move, get feedback, and discover the idea behind it.
Give this real missed opportunity a go. Then find out what’s waiting in your own games.
Try guided practice Explore a real analysisPicture your next chapter.
Small habits. A goal that matters to you. A reason to come back tomorrow.
The busy learner
Fictional learner · illustrative story“I want one clear next step when I sit down to practise.”
One checkpoint, one board task, one takeaway.
The returning player
Fictional learner · illustrative story“I want to understand my decisions, not memorise more moves.”
Review a real game, then revisit the missed decision.
These are fictional examples, not customer testimonials. The 1200–1300 target is an aspiration, not an observed result or a promised rating gain.
Take my first free lessonAlready practising? Tell us your story.A small session.
A bigger chess adventure.
Your first two lessons are free. Explore a full 12-week plan built from your games, with lessons, daily practice, and progress you can come back to.
Explore the full course Better habits, one position at a time. No rating promises.A few things before you begin.
What can I do for free?
Start the first two journey lessons, get a diagnosis of your games, and try the first two days of your personal plan. No card is needed. Membership unlocks the remaining guided path.
Do I need to be good at chess?
Just curious. Guided practice starts with king safety, safe captures, and simple mates. If you already play, your training path adapts to your level and goals.
Do I need to share my chess password?
No. Boardprint uses public games from Chess.com and Lichess. You never share your chess password.
Will this improve my rating?
The aim is useful practice and better decisions. Progress takes time, and no rating gain is guaranteed. Estimated impact in your diagnosis is a guide, not a promise.