Evaluate tournament games systematically
You regularly play club or tournament games and want to analyse them structurally instead of only skimming them.
Who is CaiLama for?
A tool for serious chess training.
CaiLama does not replace a good coach. It structures your own material, makes typical patterns more visible and derives training from concrete games.
Who is CaiLama for?
More than an engine number
You analyse your games yourself, but a bare engine evaluation is not enough. You want to understand why a move was critical and what to learn from it.
Training positions from student games
You coach players and want to derive exercises from their games without preparing every position by hand.
PGN archive and long-term training
You have an archive of your own PGNs and want to train systematically instead of treating one current game in isolation.
Training at the board
You like training on a physical or DGT board and want to set up and replay positions away from the screen.
What CaiLama does differently.
Your own games as source material
Not generic tactics, but your own mistakes, your patterns and your recurring weaknesses.
Explainable analysis
AI comments are tied to engine-checked data. Unsupported claims should not appear as chess truth.
Repeatable training
Critical moments become training cards with feedback on whether they were solved.
Close to real play
Not just browser tactics, but long-term training that can also support physical board work.
No quick pass-through
CaiLama is designed for long-term improvement, not quick points or superficial game ratings.
What CaiLama is not.
- CaiLama is not a public chess portal.
- CaiLama is not a social network.
- CaiLama does not replace tournament practice.
- CaiLama is not a quick tactics generator, but a system for structured, long-term training.