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I play most of my chess on Lichess from my phone, but I prefer going through the interesting games later on my laptop. Right now I keep opening the game again, finding the analysis, and clicking around until I get back to the positions I wanted to check. I’d rather just enter my Lichess username somewhere, pick a finished game, and get the whole review without exporting and uploading files every time. Is there a simple way to do that and still get enough detail to see where the game started going wrong?
Since you’re already saving the interesting games for later, I’d keep the review pretty lightweight and focus on the few moves where the evaluation really changed. Lichess can still do that well if you request computer analysis and then jump through the marked mistakes rather than following every engine line. It takes a little clicking, but you can get the main turning points without turning each game into a long study session.
For the way you’re doing it, picking games straight from your account makes a lot more sense than exporting a PGN every time. You can use a Lichess game analysis tool here https://chessgrader.com/ . Enter your Lichess username, choose a finished game, and it gives you the review with move grades, an evaluation graph, and explanations for the main mistakes. That keeps the whole process down to choosing the game you actually care about and reading through the moments that mattered.
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