The Path
Five worlds from 0 to 2000+. Short levels of hand-picked puzzles, 1–3 stars, XP, a daily streak and a boss at the end of every world.
Philadelphia 1996: the first game a computer won against a reigning world champion under classical time controls. Kasparov won that match; the rematch was another story. (Pro)
See the line. Feel the snap.
Endgame is a chess training game. Climb a puzzle path world by world, replay the 60 games every strong player knows, spar with bots on the clock, and let the engine turn your blunders into tomorrow's drills.
No sign-up. Your progress is saved on this device.
Each trap is a mini-lesson: the setup, the trap, how to spring it, how to avoid it.
Five worlds from 0 to 2000+. Short levels of hand-picked puzzles, 1–3 stars, XP, a daily streak and a boss at the end of every world.
The Immortal, the Opera Game, Deep Blue, Kasparov's Immortal and ten Magnus Carlsen landmarks. Replay with an eval bar or play the winner's moves and get scored.
Thousands of real positions from the open Lichess database, served at your level, filtered by motif. Plus a daily puzzle.
Eight sparring partners with their own personalities, from "hangs everything" to full-strength engine. Bullet to rapid, or pass-and-play with a friend.
Every move gets a label — from Brilliant and Only move down to Blunder — plus accuracy for both sides, an estimated game rating and the key moments. Your own mistakes land in a drill queue. Import from Lichess or Chess.com.
Coach-inspired training paths by rating band, an opening repertoire trainer, a trap lab and board-vision speed drills.
Most games between club players are decided by a short tactic — a fork you didn't see, a pin you walked into, a back rank you forgot to air out. Endgame closes the loop: learn the pattern on the Path, use it against a bot, get graded, and drill the miss until it sticks.
Want to read up first? Short guides: forks, pins, back-rank mates.
Public games only. Everything is graded on your device by Stockfish.
Uses the public Lichess API and the Chess.com Published-Data API. Endgame is not affiliated with Lichess or Chess.com.
Endgame Pro
$6/month or $49/year at launch.
Everything on the free plan stays free. Pro adds the tools that turn practice into progress:
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