What kind of chess player are you, really?
Type a Lichess or Chess.com username. We read the last 100 rated games and tell you the truth about how you play.
It reads your games like an annotator with a grudge
About a dozen slides on your openings, your clock, your tilt and your worst moment. Every one gets a chess annotation: ?? is a blunder, !! is brilliant. You will collect both.
Sixteen personas. Four are showing.
Six measurements decide yours: aggression, chaos, speed, grind, theory and composure. Each one is a score from 0 to 100, worked out from how you actually played your last games.
Titled, or master strength? Nobody roasts you.
Strong players get a different card: black and gold, and written like a legend. It goes to anyone with a title, and to anyone rated about 2300 on Chess.com or a little higher on Lichess. The title and rating are read from the account itself.
How it works
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Type a username
Lichess or Chess.com. The account only needs to be public.
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Your browser reads the games
The last 100 rated games travel straight from the platform to your device and are read there. They never pass through our servers.
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Get your persona
A story to tap through, a card, and an image of every slide, sized for Instagram Stories.
Which games count?
Your 100 most recent rated games of standard chess in bullet, blitz, rapid and classical. Variants and daily games are left out.
Can I look up someone else?
Yes. It only reads games that are already public. The card is about the chess, never the person.
What do you keep?
Nothing. There is no account and no server behind this page: the games are read in your browser, which remembers them for a day so a second look is instant. The images you share never carry the name of an opponent.
Somebody made a card about me
A card is built from games that are already public, and it is only an image on that person's device, so there is nothing here to take down. If one is being used against you, write to info@khadimfall.com.
WhitePawn does this for every game you play
WhitePawn analyses every game you play and keeps the patterns, on the web, iPhone and Android. It also talks to electronic chess boards.