ChessFlow Guide
Train better,
play cleaner.
This guide brings together simple ways to use ChessFlow day to day: build a clean repertoire, import your games, train the lines that matter, use Stockfish during lessons and read your progress without getting lost in menus.
Build a useful repertoire for White and Black
Choose lines, limit depth at the right time and keep a clean tree that is easy to review.
Read the guide -> 02 · ImportImport PGN, a Lichess study or a Chess.com game
Prepare your sources, import cleanly and turn games into repertoires you can actually train.
Read the guide -> 03 · TrainingTurn your openings into reflexes
Use active repetition, revisit mistakes and plan short sessions that create real progress.
Read the guide -> 04 · StatisticsUnderstand your progress and choose what to train
Read mastery, sessions, errors and the activity calendar to pick the next useful session.
Read the guide -> 05 · PuzzlesUse puzzles to sharpen your calculation
Vary modes, track mistakes and connect tactical work to better decisions in real games.
Read the guide -> 06 · StockfishUse Stockfish during a lesson
Read the evaluation bar, spot the best move and let the engine play the opponent when useful.
Read the guide ->Keep the guide close during your sessions.
Open ChessFlow, choose one line to train, then come back to the guide whenever you want to structure the next part of your work.