How Blackbox Chess works

Blackbox Chess analyzes your last 10 to 100 chess games using Stockfish, identifies the mistake types that repeat across your game history, and ranks them by how much rating points they cost you. No account required to start.

Step 1: Connect your games

Import a PGN file or connect your Lichess or Chess.com account. No account required. The more games you provide, the clearer your patterns become.

Step 2: Stockfish scans everything

Every move across every game is evaluated by Stockfish. No guesses, no coaching heuristics, just engine-level accuracy applied to your whole history, not just one game.

Step 3: Get your mistake profile

Your recurring mistake types are identified and ranked by how damaging they are, not just how often they appear. You see your #1 leak, why it keeps happening, and where it showed up in your actual games.

What Blackbox Chess is and isn't

Blackbox Chess isn't a coach and it doesn't teach opening lines. It does one thing: finds the specific mistake patterns that are costing you rating points across your real games, ranked by severity. Everything it tells you comes directly from Stockfish, nothing invented.

How is this different from Lichess or Chess.com game analysis?

Lichess and Chess.com analyze one game at a time. They're good at showing you where you blundered on move 23. What they can't tell you is which mistake you repeat across your last 50 games, or which one is actually costing you the most rating points.

Blackbox Chess looks across your entire recent game history and groups errors by type. The output isn't "you hung your bishop on move 14," it's "hanging pieces is your #1 recurring mistake, it appeared in 7 of your last 10 games, and here's why it keeps happening." That's the gap this fills.

Free, one-off, or subscription

Free: 10 games
Your #1 mistake type named and explained. Enough to see the pattern, but 10 games may not show the full picture.
One-off: 100 games, $10
100 games of analysis plus a targeted fix course built around your specific #1 mistake. Where patterns become undeniable. Also unlocks personalized opening videos from $5.
Subscription: $12/mo
The one thing the one-off report can't do: keep working. Every new game is re-analyzed weekly, your mistakes become a spaced-repetition library and endgame trainer, and you get a free opening video every week.
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Turn the report into a weekly habit

A one-off report finds your pattern. The $12/mo subscription keeps working on it. Each week we pull the games you have played since last time, analyze all of them, and show whether your mistake rate is actually trending down.

The positions you got wrong resurface on a spaced-repetition schedule until they stick, you can replay the exact endgames you misplayed against perfect tablebase play, and a free personalized opening video credit lands every week. Cancel any time; access lasts to the end of the period.

Personalized opening videos

With a paid report, you can also get a short narrated video for each opening where you consistently leave book, built from your own games. Pick the openings you want, and we generate and email each one to you, usually within an hour. Starting at $5 per video, less as you add more.

You can also earn free videos: share a delivered video on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or Facebook, tag ChessJitsu, and submit the link. Each approved share earns one free video credit.

Frequently asked questions

What does Blackbox Chess actually do?

It analyzes your last 10 to 100 games with Stockfish, identifies the mistake types that repeat across your history, and ranks them by how many rating points they cost you. The output is your number-one leak, why it keeps happening, and where it showed up in your games.

Do I need an account to start?

No. Connect Lichess or Chess.com, or upload a PGN, and the free 10-game report runs with no sign-up. An account is only needed for the paid report and its extras.

How is this different from Lichess or Chess.com game analysis?

They analyze one game at a time and show where you blundered. Blackbox Chess looks across your whole recent history and groups errors by type, so the output is not you hung your bishop on move 14, it is hanging pieces is your number-one recurring mistake and here is why.

What is the difference between free, one-off, and subscription?

Free covers 10 games and names your top mistake. The $10 one-off covers 100 games and adds a targeted fix course. The subscription re-analyzes every new game weekly and turns your mistakes into a spaced-repetition training loop.