How to turn on chess hints on Lichess
Connect ChessNavio to Lichess step by step: install the extension, allow access, start a game and check your first hint.
Read the guide →Learn from your own games
Short practical guides. Each one helps you finish a single task while you are reviewing a game.
How ChessNavio hints work on Chess.com
How to connect ChessNavio to Chess.com, start your own game or a game against the computer, and get a hint on your turn.
Read the guide →What the green and orange ChessNavio arrows mean
A plain explanation of the arrow colours: the recommended move, the move that was played, and the stronger alternative in a review.
Read the guide →How to choose the move level in ChessNavio
How the hint levels differ and which one to pick for learning, a relaxed game against the computer, or the strictest analysis.
Read the guide →Why ChessNavio updates the recommended move
When the recommendation should change, why a move that is already shown stays stable, and how to recognise a stuck position.
Read the guide →How to review one of your own chess games
A sensible order for a review: your own thoughts first, then the turning points, and only after that a check with an engine.
Read the guide →How to read a Stockfish position evaluation
What +0.5, −2.0 and a mate score mean, why the number keeps moving, and when the chances matter more than the pawns.
Read the guide →How to find the mistake and the turning point in a game
A practical way to tell an inaccuracy from a decisive mistake and to turn a review into training.
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