Chessis: Chess Analysis

Chessis is one of the best chess analysis apps for Android. It turns every game into a chess lesson: analyze your games with the latest Stockfish engine, get a full game report with Blunders, Missed Wins and Best Moves and see not just where you went wrong, but WHY.

Trusted by over 1,000,000 chess players.

♟️ GAME REVIEW LIKE A COACH

✔️ Full game report with accuracy, estimated rating, and phase-by-phase breakdown

✔️ Key moments: the turning points that decided your game, explained in plain words

✔️ Move badges from Brilliant to Blunder — and "Why Blunder?" shows the idea you missed, right on the board

✔️ Retry Mistakes: replay the critical moments of any game and find the better move this time

✔️ Analyze your Chess.com and Lichess games, import PGN files, or scan a board with your camera

🤖 PLAY HUMAN-LIKE BOTS

✔️ Bots with human playing styles — aggressive, defensive, natural — at every level

✔️ Blunder alerts while you play: learn before you lose

✔️ Hints, takebacks, and move-strength feedback

✔️ Play casually or on the clock

📚 LEARN OPENINGS & TRAPS

✔️ Explore all chess openings with names and main lines

✔️ Trap training: practice famous opening traps until they stick

🛠 POWERFUL ANALYSIS TOOLS

✔️ Stockfish 19 — the strongest chess engine in the world

✔️ Multiple engine lines, threat arrows, and blunder detection

✔️ Board editor with live evaluation bar

✔️ Games database with FEN search and annotated PGN export

✔️ Chess960 (Fischer Random) support

✔️ Engine vs Engine matches — watch engines battle

✔️ Works with Chessnut electronic boards

🎨 Beautiful board themes and pieces · 🌍 15 languages · ☁️ Google Drive backup

Most features are free. Chessis Pro supports development and adds:

✔️ Unlimited game analysis

✔️ Deep analysis with higher depth and NNUE

✔️ Unlimited engine lines and playable engine lines

✔️ Mistake alerts and move strength while playing

✔️ "Why Blunder" lines

✔️ No ads

Questions or suggestions? Email us at [email protected] — we read everything.

Let's analyze chess with Chessis!