Play chess.
Then find out what to work on.
Most chess sites tell you a move was a blunder. Squire tells you which skill will fix it, out of 185 chess techniques, and that is what you practise next.
You play on chess.com? Lichess is only the way in: a free account takes a minute, you never have to play there, and your chess.com games come with you.
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Analyse a gameEngine review that names the skill to build.Play a botThirteen opponents from 350 to 3200.Sign inPlay onlineLive games against other people.Sign inPlay a friendChallenge someone you know, by their Lichess name.Sign inDaily practiceTen minutes a day, chosen from your own games.Sign inSolve puzzlesTactics tagged to the skill they test.Sign inLearn a techniqueTactics to endgames, the worked ones playable.Sign inExplore openingsEvery named line, as a tree you can walk.Sign inSee your insightsYour chess.com and Lichess games, phase by phase.Sign in
A map, not a blog
Every technique knows what it depends on, what beats it, and what it is a version of. So the app can tell you what to learn first instead of leaving you to guess.
Mistakes become practice
The engine review names the technique behind each mistake, and those come back in your daily practice until they stick.
Real engine, in your browser
Stockfish runs on your own device. Nothing about your games is sent anywhere to be analysed.