Free daily chess workout
See more. Blunder less. Watch your rating climb.
Ten daily chess puzzles, picked for your level — the same ten as every player in your band. Solve them in 15 minutes, keep the streak, and the ones you miss come back tomorrow as Rematches. Free. No account. Works on your phone.
How it works
Pick your band.
Four levels, under-1000 to 1800-plus. No account.
Solve the ten.
Same set as everyone at your level today.
Come back tomorrow.
New ten, longer streak — and your misses, waiting.
The Program
A chess training plan that finds your weak spots — and gives you exercises that fix them.
The free ten shows you what you miss. The Program does something about it. Every miss gets logged by theme — forks, back-rank mates, rook endings — and your chess exercises start bending toward the ones that keep beating you. Your misses become your curriculum.
A banded curriculum
A real chess study plan for your rating, not a bottomless puzzle bucket.
Weak-theme targeting
Score low on forks, and forks keep arriving until you stop missing them.
Skill trends over time
Watch each skill climb month by month. Proof, not vibes. Being built now.
Drills from your own games
Import from Lichess or Chess.com; your real blunders become your chess drills. Being built now.
Endgame & visualization tracks
The two skills club players skip, trained on purpose. Being built now.
The Daily Ten — free, forever
Free
Ten daily chess puzzles at your level, streaks, three Rematches a day on your misses, accuracy by skill. No account, no card, no catch.
The Program — $8/mo · $64/yr
$8 /mo · $64/yr
Everything in The Daily Ten, plus the full Rematch engine (every miss retained on a spaced schedule), weak-spot targeting, skill trends, drills from your own games, endgame and visualization tracks.
Not live yet. Waitlist members become founding members — 20% off, locked for life.
Claim your founding rate
The Program isn't live yet. Everyone on this list becomes a founding member the day it ships — $6.40 a month instead of $8, for life.
We'll send the launch email and your founding offer — nothing else, never shared, one-click unsubscribe once emails start.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
Yes. The Daily Ten is free — the puzzles, your streak, your skill scores, and three Rematches a day on the ones you missed. No account, no card, no trial clock. The Program is the paid tier; the daily ten stays free.
Is it the same puzzles for everyone?
Everyone in your band gets the same daily ten — no exceptions, that's what makes scores comparable. Your Rematches are the personal part, and they live in their own queue after the ten.
Is this a course?
No. Courses get watched, admired, and forgotten. This is reps: a 15-minute daily chess workout on positions at your level, weighted toward the mistakes you actually make.
What level is it for?
Adult improvers, roughly 800–1800. Pick from four bands — under 1000, 1000–1400, 1400–1800, 1800+. If your rating has sat still for a year while you "do puzzles," you're who we built this for.
Can I change my level?
Yes, whenever you like. If you haven't started today's ten, the new band loads right away. If you have, the change kicks in tomorrow — today's set and your streak stay as they are.
What's in The Program?
The full Rematch engine (every miss retained on a spaced schedule until you beat it, targeted by weak theme), long-term skill trends, drills generated from your own Lichess and Chess.com games, and dedicated endgame and visualization tracks. Short version: it finds your weak spots — and gives you exercises that fix them. $8/mo or $64/yr; waitlist members get 20% off for life.
Work with us
If you're a GM, IM, or other titled player — or a seasoned coach — and you'd like to help shape training content for adult improvers, we'd love to hear from you.
Credits
Every workout on Everyday Chess is curated, validated, and arranged by us — each puzzle checked for correctness and graded into daily training plans. Puzzle sources include the Lichess open database (CC0) — thanks to Lichess for keeping chess data open. Everyday Chess is not affiliated with Lichess or Chess.com.