Blunderbook app icon BlunderbookChess analysis for iPhone

Find the move that lost the game.

Blunderbook pulls in every game you have played on Chess.com or Lichess and runs Stockfish 19 right on your iPhone. See the exact moment a game turned, why it turned, and what you should have played instead.

Coming soon on theApp Store See how it works
  • Stockfish 19 on device
  • Chess.com & Lichess
  • No account
A Blunderbook game review: the board with Stockfish's arrows, 84.2 accuracy, three engine lines and the evaluation graph
6M nodes Stockfish searches per position at Deepest
3 accuracy rings: this game, 30 days, 12 months
2 sites supported: Chess.com and Lichess
0 accounts, passwords or servers needed

Game review

See the moment it turned.

Every move is scored by how far it moved the evaluation bar. Blunderbook takes you straight to the key moments, so you look at the few moves that mattered instead of all forty.

  • Key moments, one tap apart. Jump from swing to swing through the game.
  • Stockfish’s three best lines for any position, live, under the board.
  • Arrows on the board show what you played and what the engine wanted.
A key moment in a reviewed game, with the engine's preferred move drawn as an arrow

Accuracy

Three rings. No excuses.

Every analysed game gets three rings: your accuracy for the game, the last 30 days and the last 12 months. Chess.com and Lichess games are measured the same way, so the numbers mean the same thing wherever you play.

  • A grey ring is an open question. Tap it and that game is analysed.
  • Watch the trend, not just the last result.
The Analytics screen: a rapid rating of 1462, up 50, with its rating chart The games list, with an analysed game showing 84 accuracy in amber rings

Mistakes · Premium

Your blunders, back as puzzles.

Every inaccuracy and blunder from your in-depth reviews lands in one list. Blunderbook shows the kind of mistake you keep making, then hands each position back to you to find the better move.

  • Biggest leak. The pattern costing you the most, in plain words.
  • Opening hot spots. The lines where your games go wrong, and around which move.
  • Solve them again until the right move comes first.
The Mistakes tab: four mistakes to solve, and the biggest leak, No forcing line, at 50 percent
A mistake drill: find a better move than Nh4

Explore

Play it out against Stockfish.

Think you had something better? Branch off from any move and play your idea. Stockfish answers with its best reply, so you find out right there whether it would have worked.

Explore mode: playing against the engine after move 11, with its three best lines

How it works

From username to insight.

  1. Add your username

    Chess.com or Lichess. No sign-in, no password. Your whole history comes down.

  2. Open a game

    Stockfish analyses it on your phone, and keeps going while you use other apps.

  3. See what happened

    Key moments, best lines and accuracy, saved on your phone to come back to anytime.

Private by design

Your phone does the thinking.

On device

Stockfish runs on your iPhone. Your games are never uploaded anywhere to be analysed.

No account

Just a public username. Nothing to sign up for, no password to hand over.

Yours to keep

Reviews stay on your phone, and you can export everything to a backup file whenever you like.

Plans

Free to analyse. Premium to improve.

Free

Everything you need to review your games

  • Analyse any game you open, as many as you like
  • Quick and Standard depth, up to 1.5M nodes a position
  • Accuracy rings, key moments and engine lines
  • One tracked player, with their whole history
  • Saved reviews stay readable, always

Premium

Start with a free trial

  • Everything in Free
  • Mistakes: your errors, collected and drilled
  • Deep and Deepest reviews, 3M and 6M nodes a position
  • Track as many players as you like

Monthly, billed through your Apple Account. Cancel anytime in Settings.

Screens

Built for the board.

An in-depth game review with 84.2 accuracy
In-depth review
A reviewed position with Stockfish's three best lines and the evaluation graph
Engine lines
A mistake drill asking for a better move
Mistake drill
Playing against the engine in Explore
Explore
A key moment in a game review
Key moments