Kaspar the friendly chess ghost

Help Your Child's Chess Journey

Your child plays chess online. KasparChess helps you understand how they're doing and what to work on together — no chess knowledge required.

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KasparChess analyzes your child's Chess.com or Lichess games and creates coaching reports written for parents — not chess experts. You'll understand what your child is good at, where they can improve, and exactly how to help.

Chess Coaching Designed for Parents, Not Players

KasparChess is built for parents who want to support their kids' chess journey, whether you've never touched a chess piece or you play regularly yourself.

You don't need to know chess

Reports adapt to your background. If you're new to chess, every concept is explained in plain language with practical talking points you can share at the dinner table.

Track progress on Chess.com and Lichess

Link your child's Chess.com or Lichess account and KasparChess automatically analyzes their recent games. No manual uploads or complicated setup required.

Support multiple children

Add up to three children to your account, each with their own Chess.com or Lichess profile. Get personalized coaching reports for every child's unique playing style.

Getting Started Takes 2 Minutes

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Add your child

Enter their name and their Chess.com or Lichess username. That's all we need to get started.

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Get your first coaching report

KasparChess uses AI to analyze their recent games and creates a personalized coaching report adapted to how much chess you know. Your first report is completely free.

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Support their growth together

Use the insights and talking points to have better conversations about chess, practice together, and celebrate their progress as a family.

Reports That Speak Your Language

Kaspar adapts to how much chess you know — so you can support your child no matter your background.

No chess knowledge
Brooklyn's Coaching Report
Age 8 · Chess.com · Written for a parent new to chess
What I See in Brooklyn's Games

Brooklyn is getting really good at winning games by trapping the opponent's king — that's called "checkmate," and it's the best way to win. They do this in about 1 out of every 3 games, which shows they're learning to spot patterns. When Brooklyn goes first (plays the white pieces), they win 58% of the time — they clearly enjoy being on the attack.

Something to Work On Together

Try playing a few casual games together where Brooklyn practices checking the clock after every 5 moves. You can make it a game within the game. You don't need to know any chess for this — just watch the clock together and count moves.

Full reports include opening analysis, practice plans, bot recommendations, and tactical highlights.

Pretty good at chess
Sebastian's Coaching Report
Age 11 · Chess.com · Written for a parent who plays chess
What I See in Sebastian's Games

Sebastian is at a fascinating stage — they've moved past pure beginner patterns and are starting to think about openings and strategy. Their Chess960 performance is actually 6% better than standard chess, which tells me they have strong positional intuition and aren't relying on memorized opening sequences.

Something to Work On Together

After Sebastian's games, try asking "What was your plan after the opening?" rather than "Why did you lose?" This shifts the focus to strategic thinking. Review one game together each week using Chess.com's analysis — look for where the eval bar swings and discuss what happened at that moment.

Full reports include opening analysis, practice plans, bot recommendations, and tactical highlights.

Got Questions? Just Ask Kaspar

Not sure what something in the report means? Tap the chat button on any report to ask follow-up questions — Kaspar gives you clear answers adapted to your chess knowledge.

On every report
Sebastian's Biggest Opportunity

Sebastian often builds strong positions out of the opening but then struggles to find the right plan in the middlegame...

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What does "middlegame conversion" mean? How should Sebastian practice this?
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"Middlegame conversion" means turning a good position into a win. Try asking Sebastian "what was your plan after the opening?" This builds the habit of thinking strategically.

Everything You Need to Support Their Chess

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Coaching Reports

Personalized insights about your child's games, adapted to your chess knowledge level.

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Opponent Scouting

Prepare for upcoming matches together with a game plan tailored to the opponent's style.

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Progress Tracking

See trends across your child's recent games — wins, losses, improvement areas over time.

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Ask Kaspar

Chat with KasparChess about anything in the report. Get clear answers to your questions.

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Age-Appropriate

Tailored coaching guidance for ages 4–6, 7–9, 10–12, and 13+.

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Privacy First

Only uses publicly available game data. No personal information shared or stored beyond what you provide.

Simple, Honest Pricing

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Your first 3 coaching reports are free. No credit card required. See what KasparChess can do for your family.

Open Plan
$12/month

Everything in Easy, plus more reports per day, priority generation, and higher chat limits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to know chess to use KasparChess?

Not at all! KasparChess is designed specifically for parents who don't play chess. Our coaching reports translate complex chess concepts into plain language talking points you can share with your child. When you sign up, we ask about your chess background and adapt every report to your level of understanding.

What chess platforms does KasparChess support?

KasparChess works with both Chess.com and Lichess.org. Simply add your child's username and we'll analyze their games automatically. You can track multiple children across both platforms with a single KasparChess account.

How is KasparChess different from chess lesson sites?

Most chess sites teach players directly. KasparChess coaches the parent instead. We give you the insights and talking points to support your child's improvement, even if you've never played chess yourself. Think of it as a translator between the chess world and your family conversations.

Is my child's data safe?

Yes. KasparChess only accesses publicly available game data from Chess.com and Lichess. We never store exact birthdates — only month and year for age-appropriate coaching advice. We follow COPPA-conscious privacy practices and all data is encrypted.

What ages is KasparChess designed for?

KasparChess provides age-appropriate coaching advice for children aged 4 to 17, with tailored guidance brackets for ages 4–6, 7–9, 10–12, and 13+. Each age group gets different coaching approaches that match their developmental stage.

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