Puzzles From Your Games

Puzzles made from your games

After every game, Noctie turns your most instructive mistakes into flashcard puzzles — then brings them back with spaced repetition until they stick.

Solving a flashcard puzzle taken from one of your own games
1

Play a game, get a deck

Every game against Noctie ends with puzzles built from your own moves: the opening slip, the missed tactic, the endgame you let drift. Next time, you'll see it coming.

2

Your online games count too

Link your Chess.com or Lichess account, sync your latest games, and let Noctie review them. The puzzles it finds join your regular decks.

3

Instructive, not just biggest

Noctie judges moves the way a human would, so it picks the mistakes you can actually learn from — not the ones only an engine line could refute.

4

Spaced repetition does the rest

Each puzzle returns just as you're about to forget it, and retires once you've mastered it. A few minutes of review a day, and your mistakes stop repeating.

Flashcard decks: opening mistakes, missed checkmates, endgame mistakes, missed tactics and more

A deck for every kind of mistake

Puzzles are sorted into decks: opening mistakes, missed checkmates, endgame mistakes, missed tactics and more.

The smart queue mixes them for you — or pick one deck and work on the part of your game that needs it most.