Track your chess games. Build your rating.
Keep track of over-the-board chess games with friends, at cafés or at your club. Record results, follow your head-to-head history and build your Elo-X rating.
Chess formats & time controls.
| Format | Example time controls |
|---|---|
| Bullet | 1+0 · 2+1 |
| Blitz | 3+2 · 5+0 |
| Rapid | 10+5 · 15+10 |
| Classical | 90+30 |
Choose a format when logging or scheduling your game. Each format has its own Elo-X rating. Time controls are examples.
From matches to rankings.
Choose your format
Separate ratings for Bullet, Blitz, Rapid and Classical.
Compare your rating
See your rating and position alongside other players.
World, country or city
Compare global and local chess leaderboards.
Know your head-to-head
Follow the results between you and a friend or club rival.
Follow your rating changes
See how confirmed rated games affect your rating.
Revisit past games
Look back at your results, opponents and playing colors.
Compete with friends and clubs.
Create a chess group for friends or club members. Track your games, compare ratings, and compete on your own leaderboard.
Frequently asked questions
Can I schedule my next chess match or log it after playing?
Both. Log a finished game or schedule your next match. Planning alone does not affect your rating; the completed result must be confirmed first.
Does each chess format have its own rating?
Yes. Bullet, Blitz, Rapid and Classical each have their own Elo-X rating. Group results count towards global Elo-X ratings only when Count as Official is enabled. Global leaderboards appear once the format has enough players.
Can I record draws and playing colors?
Yes. Select White or Black and record a win, loss or draw when logging your game.
Is my Elo-X rating the same as a FIDE rating?
No. Elo-X ratings are independent of official FIDE ratings. Logging games in Elo-X does not create or update a FIDE rating.
Can I organize a chess tournament in Elo-X?
Yes. Use Swiss, round robin, group stages or knockout, and combine formats in stages. Explore chess tournaments for friends or your club.
Build your chess rating.
Keep your over-the-board chess results and follow your rating over time.
