Scout
Prepare
Practice

Know what your next opponent plays

Find the Chess.com and Lichess accounts your opponent plays on, from their name, their tournament games, or one account you know. Then see their openings and practice the lines.

Searching the player list is free. Try the name on your pairing card.

Or start from

New here? You get 10 free credits once you confirm your email. 1 credit = 1 verified weakness reveal or 1 account search. Results are leads to check, not proof of who owns an account.

Explore a sample preparation

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.

Scout

Search federation records and review public account leads. Name similarity and style similarity are clearly labeled, never presented as proof.

Scout a player

Prepare

Build an opening tree, review recurring routes, and compare the opponent's public games with the positions relevant to you.

Open Prepare

Practice

Set the position that matters, rehearse against Maia, invite a friend, or publish a human practice challenge.

Start practicing

Start with useful preparation

Searching the player list and the opening-tree sample are free. Review the evidence available for an account, then practice a position against Maia. Create an account to keep your work connected.

Start with the free tier

Pay when you need more

Revealing a verified weakness in an opponent's prep report costs 1 credit. Credits also unlock account searches by name or by games, public-account opening analysis and human practice. Each paid action shows its cost before you commit.

Evidence before confidence

Understand the evidence behind the brief

Each brief shows the games it is based on, their dates and any coverage limits. An online account lead does not confirm who owns the account. More games can change what you see.

Review safeguards