Product walkthrough

From PGN to a lesson you can use.

Poodle Chess examines every move, checks critical moments more deeply, and turns the result into a clear review you can use in your next game.

6-minute readUpdated July 19, 2026

1. Import the game

Paste PGN text or upload a file exported by Chess.com, Lichess, or another compatible platform. The game is checked for compatibility, and you choose the color you played.

No account required: analysis begins only after you request it.

2. Analyze every position deeply

Every move is examined in the context of the full game, with additional checks applied to critical and complex positions. You receive a deeply analyzed game, carefully verified conclusions, and a reliable foundation for every score, classification, and recommendation that follows.

3. Build the Game Review

OutputWhat it helps answer
AccuracyHow consistently did each side preserve the position's expected result?
Performance estimateWhat level of decision quality did this single game demonstrate?
Phase breakdownWhere did play remain strongest: opening, middlegame, or endgame?
Move qualityWhich moves were brilliant, great, excellent, good, inaccurate, mistaken, or blundered?
Strength signalsWhich chess skills had enough relevant positions to support a conclusion?

4. State the reliability

A polished number is not automatically a trustworthy number. Poodle Chess evaluates analysis coverage and signal quality before presenting a reliability level.

LevelMeaning
HighSufficient coverage and stable evidence support the whole-game review.
MediumThe review is useful, but some positions or signals deserve more caution.
InsufficientThere is not enough evidence for the affected metric or phase; no score is invented.

5. Understand the difficult moments

GM Poodle Coach turns the most important moments of your game into clear, practical explanations. You see what changed in the position, why a move succeeded or failed, which alternative was stronger, and what idea to remember for future games.

Complex variations are distilled into understandable chess language, so you can focus on the decision that mattered instead of sorting through raw analysis.

6. Practise the decision

Game Review identifies what happened. Improve and Self Analysis help you do something with it: replay a critical position, calculate a new line, request a hint, or explore alternatives directly on the board.

Desired outcome: not more engine lines, but a better decision the next time a similar position appears.

See the workflow on your own game.

Upload one PGN and choose the side you played.

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