The call of the day. Play, or rest.
Two answers in the morning, and you know what tonight is for. Move the night and your energy to see the call change.
Play rated
tonight.
You slept 7 h 45 and you feel sharp. These are the days you gain points.
Peak64 is a coach for online chess, at any rating. It reads your games, finds what holds you back, sets your homework for the week, and holds you to your own rules.
Private beta opening soon on iPhone. All it takes is your Chess.com username.Built on the rated games you already played. Your nights stay on your phone.
Your rating is not one number. It is a range, from 1384 after two losses to 1521 when you sit down fresh.
Sleep , timing and discipline move you inside it. A human coach costs a hundred dollars a month or more.
Peak64 is the coach that treats every player like an athlete, at 600 or at 1600. It tells you what to work on. The lessons stay on the sites you already use.
Two answers in the morning, and you know what tonight is for. Move the night and your energy to see the call change.
Play rated
tonight.
You slept 7 h 45 and you feel sharp. These are the days you gain points.
Your coach looks at how your games end: on the clock, in the opening, late in a session. It names up to three things that cost you the most.
31% of your losses are lost on time.
You score 35% there. Your average is 48%.
After two losses you play 66 points lower.
Each axis becomes one or two short tasks. When an exercise exists, the task opens it for you. Peak64 writes no lessons: it sends you to the ones that exist.
Your rating jumps after every game. Your form curve smooths it, so a bad evening stops looking like a bad month.
You played 41 games this week and moved +43. You kept playing 3 times after two losses in a row. One thing this week: stop at two losses.A few lines from your coach on your last seven days. When the games are too few to tell, it says so.
At launch: try everything for seven days, cancel before the end and you pay nothing.
Join the betaPricing at launch. The app will be free for testers during the private beta.