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! style="background-color:#f5f5f5;" | '''Description'''
! style="background-color:#f5f5f5;" | '''Why Use This Card'''
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| [[Bookmarks|'''Bookmarks''']]
| [[Bookmarks|'''Bookmarks''']]
| Save, revisit, and manage key positions within each repertoire. Click the right arrow to jump to the position or remove bookmarks when no longer needed.
| Keep track of important or tricky positions in your repertoire so you can return to them instantly. Ideal for marking lines you want to review, refine, or practise without losing your place.
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| [[ChessDB|'''ChessDB''']]
| [[ChessDB|'''ChessDB''']]
| Displays move evaluations and statistics from the ChessDB online opening database, including Score, Win Rate, Rank, and Note. Moves in your repertoire are highlighted in green.
| Compare your repertoire against a massive engine-evaluated database. See which moves perform best statistically and practically, helping you validate or challenge your existing lines with objective data.
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| [[Lichess Database|'''Lichess Database''']]
| [[Lichess Database|'''Lichess Database''']]
| Provides move statistics from millions of online Lichess games, with filters for rating, time control, player name, and colour.
| Learn what real players play online. Spot current trends, discover surprising practical choices, and tailor your repertoire to match modern online metagames.
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| [[Masters Database|'''Masters Database''']]
| [[Masters Database|'''Masters Database''']]
| Shows move frequency, WDL percentages, and top games from master-level play, helping you study elite continuations and expand your repertoire.
| Study how titled players handle your positions. Use master-level continuations to strengthen your repertoire with proven, high-quality ideas.
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| [[Missing Moves|'''Missing Moves''']]
| [[Missing Moves|'''Missing Moves''']]
| Highlights moves that appear in your reference source but not in your repertoire, helping you spot gaps and add missing lines.
| Instantly spot which moves are missing from your repertoire compared to a reference source. A quick way to fill gaps, add alternatives, and ensure complete coverage.
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| [[My Library Moves|'''My Library Moves''']]
| [[My Library Moves|'''My Library Moves''']]
| Analyzes your saved Library items to show your own move statistics, WDL results, and recurring patterns across personal analysis.
| Turn your own games and analyses into learning material. Discover which moves you’ve trusted most in practice, where you score best, and where improvement is needed.
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| [[Position Library|'''Position Library''']]
| [[Position Library|'''Position Library''']]
| Lets you store, label, and tag specific board positions for later study or reuse, acting as a searchable archive of important positions.
| Build a personal archive of key positions for study and recall. Perfect for tagging critical structures, tactical motifs, or decision points you want to revisit later.
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| [[Position Overview|'''Position Overview''']]
| [[Position Overview|'''Position Overview''']]
| Displays an at-a-glance summary of the current position, showing all candidate moves and how many times each appears across your repertoires, library items, and reference sources.
| Get a quick snapshot of the current position — see all candidate moves and how often they appear across your repertoires, library items, and references. A powerful way to gauge your overall coverage.
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| [[Reference Tree|'''Reference Tree''']]
| [[Reference Tree|'''Reference Tree''']]
| Compares your current repertoire position to a selected reference tree, highlighting overlaps, missing moves, and alternative continuations.
| Compare your repertoire against a trusted reference source to find overlaps, gaps, and strong alternatives. Great for aligning your preparation with established theory.
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| [[Repertoire Review|'''Repertoire Review''']]
| [[Repertoire Review|'''Repertoire Review''']]
| Highlights the weakest moves in your repertoire according to engine evaluations, surfacing lines that need correction or deeper analysis.
| Identify weaknesses in your repertoire using engine evaluations. Focus your study where the computer finds inaccuracies and turn those weak spots into strengths.
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| [[Repertoire Match|'''Repertoire Match''']]
| [[Repertoire Match|'''Repertoire Match''']]
| Shows whether the current position exists in your other repertoires, indicating which repertoires and folders contain it, along with the corresponding continuation from each.
| Check whether your current position appears in other repertoires. Useful for finding shared lines, cross-references, and continuity between different opening collections.
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| [[Space Visualisation|'''Space Visualisation''']]
| [[Space Visualisation|'''Space Visualisation''']]
| Offers a visual overview of board control and space distribution for the current position, illustrating which side dominates each square.
| See who controls the board at a glance. Visualize space dominance to understand the positional balance and structure of your current position.
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| [[Stockfish|'''Stockfish''']]
| [[Stockfish|'''Stockfish''']]
| Integrates a local or online Stockfish engine to evaluate positions, display top moves, and generate real-time analysis for training or review.
| Get live, in-depth engine analysis right inside the Builder. Use it to test ideas, evaluate positions, and confirm your strategic plans with concrete data.
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| [[Transpositions|'''Transpositions''']]
| [[Transpositions|'''Transpositions''']]
| Shows all transpositions that exist within your currently opened repertoire or library item, helping you identify alternative move orders that reach the same position.
| Reveal alternative move orders within your repertoire or library that lead to the same position. Essential for mastering flexible opening systems and spotting hidden overlaps.
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| [[Repertoire Notations|'''Repertoire Notations''']]
| [[Repertoire Notations|'''Repertoire Notations''']]
| Displays custom annotations, comments, and symbols attached to moves within your repertoire for easier reference and learning.
| For the current position, view existing notations within your repertoire and quickly copy them into your Library items. Ideal for keeping your annotations consistent and reusing insights across your studies.
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| [[Repertoire Visualisation|'''Repertoire Visualisation''']]
| [[Repertoire Visualisation|'''Repertoire Visualisation''']]
| Displays a graphical map of your repertoire, highlighting each move and branch based on engine evaluations to give a visual overview of your repertoire’s strength and balance.
| See your repertoire come to life. The graphical map highlights move quality by engine evaluation, showing you which branches are solid and which need attention.
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| [[Variations in Repertoire|'''Variations in Repertoire''']]
| [[Variations in Repertoire|'''Variations in Repertoire''']]
| Displays all named variations that exist within your repertoire, allowing you to view, compare, and manage your defined variation lines.
| View all named variations in your repertoire in one place. Compare and organize your lines to maintain clarity and consistency as your repertoire grows.
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<i><b>Tip:</b> Each Analytics Card can be enabled, disabled, or rearranged within the Builder interface to suit your preferred workflow.</i>
<i><b>Tip:</b> Each Analytics Card can be enabled, disabled, or rearranged within the Builder interface to suit your preferred workflow.</i>

Revision as of 02:46, 9 October 2025

The Analytics Cards are a collection of tools within Chessboard Magic that give you powerful insights into your repertoire and study activities. By combining data from engines like Stockfish, online sources such as Lichess and ChessDB, and your own internal files, the cards put a wide range of analytics at your fingertips. Each card highlights a different perspective — from database trends and engine evaluations to transpositions, missing moves, and visual summaries — helping you understand your repertoire more deeply and make smarter decisions in your training.

Analytics Card Name Why Use This Card
Bookmarks Keep track of important or tricky positions in your repertoire so you can return to them instantly. Ideal for marking lines you want to review, refine, or practise without losing your place.
ChessDB Compare your repertoire against a massive engine-evaluated database. See which moves perform best statistically and practically, helping you validate or challenge your existing lines with objective data.
Lichess Database Learn what real players play online. Spot current trends, discover surprising practical choices, and tailor your repertoire to match modern online metagames.
Masters Database Study how titled players handle your positions. Use master-level continuations to strengthen your repertoire with proven, high-quality ideas.
Missing Moves Instantly spot which moves are missing from your repertoire compared to a reference source. A quick way to fill gaps, add alternatives, and ensure complete coverage.
My Library Moves Turn your own games and analyses into learning material. Discover which moves you’ve trusted most in practice, where you score best, and where improvement is needed.
Position Library Build a personal archive of key positions for study and recall. Perfect for tagging critical structures, tactical motifs, or decision points you want to revisit later.
Position Overview Get a quick snapshot of the current position — see all candidate moves and how often they appear across your repertoires, library items, and references. A powerful way to gauge your overall coverage.
Reference Tree Compare your repertoire against a trusted reference source to find overlaps, gaps, and strong alternatives. Great for aligning your preparation with established theory.
Repertoire Review Identify weaknesses in your repertoire using engine evaluations. Focus your study where the computer finds inaccuracies and turn those weak spots into strengths.
Repertoire Match Check whether your current position appears in other repertoires. Useful for finding shared lines, cross-references, and continuity between different opening collections.
Space Visualisation See who controls the board at a glance. Visualize space dominance to understand the positional balance and structure of your current position.
Stockfish Get live, in-depth engine analysis right inside the Builder. Use it to test ideas, evaluate positions, and confirm your strategic plans with concrete data.
Transpositions Reveal alternative move orders within your repertoire or library that lead to the same position. Essential for mastering flexible opening systems and spotting hidden overlaps.
Repertoire Notations For the current position, view existing notations within your repertoire and quickly copy them into your Library items. Ideal for keeping your annotations consistent and reusing insights across your studies.
Repertoire Visualisation See your repertoire come to life. The graphical map highlights move quality by engine evaluation, showing you which branches are solid and which need attention.
Variations in Repertoire View all named variations in your repertoire in one place. Compare and organize your lines to maintain clarity and consistency as your repertoire grows.

Tip: Each Analytics Card can be enabled, disabled, or rearranged within the Builder interface to suit your preferred workflow.