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Scout
Search federation records and review public account leads. Name similarity and style similarity are clearly labeled, never presented as proof.
Scout a player - Scout
- Prepare
- Practice
Arrive ready for the round
Start with a player name or public games. Build a focused opening plan, then practice the positions that deserve your attention.
Name search is free. Try the name on your pairing card.How public data is handled
762,413
Federation records
386,566
Chess.com accounts
143,114
Lichess accounts
400,471,142
Account-game records observed
One connected preparation room
Start with a name. Finish with positions you can rehearse
Each product has one clear job, and the evidence stays labeled as it moves through the workflow.
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Prepare
Build an opening tree, review recurring routes, and compare the opponent's public games with the positions relevant to you.
Open Prepare 03
Practice
Set the position that matters, rehearse against Maia, invite a friend, or publish a human practice challenge.
Start practicing Evidence before confidence
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Public benchmarks, source freshness, and trust definitions are available before you act on a preparation lead.
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Scout your next opponent tonight, then bring the positions that matter into practice.