New: a guide to everything ChessEver can do. ChessEver offers features you won't find elsewhere: Favorites, Countrymen, Position Search, building trees, PiP, smart filtering, swiping between games, Game Reports, and more. We built a page to help you get the most out of it. chessever.com/learn

ChessEver’s database contains over 7 million games, spanning from 1500 to the present. It excludes correspondence games and games played entirely between engines.

Found a game worth keeping? Double-tap to like it on ChessEver. A handy way for coaches to collect games for lessons and for players to save great games to study later.

Following live chess should be easy. Great to hear John Hartmann’s thoughts on ChessEver on the Perpetual Chess Podcast! Check out the full episode with John and Ben Johnson for their discussion of ChessEver and other chess tools.

Three sacrifices in one game. A tricky queen ending in the other. GM Vasif Durarbayli’s analysis of Abrahamyan–Zatonskih and Aronian–Robson is now in our US Chess Championship Collection. Explore the key moments and missed chances in ChessEver’s Collections.