OpenFile
A toolkit for chess parents, players & organizers. Nine tools, each its own app — all running locally with Stockfish 18.
Performance Analysis
Upload chess.com / lichess PGNs and get a deep report: openings, phase strengths, tactics, blunders, loss patterns, W/D/L by time control, and a puzzle-based training plan. The main player is auto-detected — no picking required. Save as Markdown and grow it over time.
Open analyzer →Strength Report
A leaner, single-purpose sibling of Performance Analysis: upload or fetch a whole game set — combined across chess.com and lichess, or one platform at a time — and get straight to opening strengths/weaknesses, middlegame and endgame accuracy, and which tactical motifs you handle well versus miss.
Open strength report →Game Analysis
Watch a live lichess game move-by-move with instant engine feedback on every move, or set up any position (FEN or click-to-move) and get Stockfish 18's best move, evaluation and principal variation.
Open live board →Swiss Pairings
Paste a tournament roster or upload a file, then run a full Swiss tournament: automatic round pairings (color balancing, no rematches, byes), result entry, and live standings with Buchholz & Sonneborn-Berger tiebreaks.
Open pairings →NWChess Pairings
Import an NWChess RosterTable.csv export directly and run the tournament with the same pairing/standings/wall-chart tools as Swiss Pairings — plus a choice between best-effort Swiss pairing and strict FIDE rules.
Open NWChess pairings →Opening Explorer
Turn your own PGNs into a branching opening tree — or scout an opponent's account the same way. See how often each move gets played and the practical score from there, drilling in move by move, with every underlying game listed.
Explore your openings →Compare Reports
Upload two saved Performance Analysis reports — last month vs. today, before vs. after a training push — and see every metric side by side with the delta highlighted: accuracy, blunder rates, openings, patterns, all of it.
Compare two reports →USCF Rating Estimator
Estimate your new US Chess rating after an event: enter your current rating, score, prior games and up to 15 opponent ratings to get your new rating, performance rating, K-factor and bonus points.
Open estimator →FIDE Rating Estimator
Estimate your new FIDE Standard rating after an event: enter your current rating, score, prior games and up to 15 opponent ratings to get your new rating, performance rating and K-factor.
Open estimator →🏆 New to tournament chess?
If you're not sure where to even start — getting a US Chess ID, finding a rated tournament near you, or finding a local scholastic club — read the getting-started guide. It's not one of the nine tools above, just a short reference page.