ChessForgePro

ChessForgePro

See the mistake.
Find your next move.

Personal puzzles, opening practice and a training plan.
All connected to the games you actually play.

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LichessChess.comStockfish 19
Chess position
White to moveExample position

See the idea

Block the check. Attack the bishop.

c3

One move protects your king and challenges the bishop on b4.

A useful defensive move can create a threat of its own.

From your games to your next move

A clear plan for your next session.

01

Analyze your games

Bring your Chess.com or Lichess games. Find the critical moments and the mistakes that keep returning.

02

Practice with purpose

Turn those moments into personal puzzles, opening practice and focused sessions with Forgy.

03

See what changes

Return to your next games. Review decision quality and whether the same mistakes happen less often.

A little direction goes a long way

Train what your
games reveal.

No need to decide what to study from scratch. Start with a recurring mistake, a weak opening or a position worth another look.

Your positions, your practicePersonal puzzles from moments that mattered.A repertoire you rememberOpening lines, transpositions and practical play.Progress grounded in gamesTrack practice separately from your playing results.
A session with ForgyExample plan

One focus.
A few better decisions.

Work through a short plan, or choose your own practice.

  1. 1
    Revisit the mistakePersonal puzzles
  2. 2
    Recall the openingYour repertoire
  3. 3
    Put it into practicePlay a training game
Build my plan

Your games are the starting point.

Make the next session count.

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