Feature
Your endgame profile
By Atulya GuptaMost players know their endgames are shaky but not which ones. Audit Chess profiles how you actually score in every type of ending you reach - pawn, knight, bishop, rook and queen endgames, down to specific pairings like rook versus rook - using your own Lichess and Chess.com games. It turns "I’m bad at endgames" into "I lose rook endgames I should draw," which is something you can study. Because it reads your real results, the weak endings rise to the top and you can drill the ones that cost you the most points. Free, no account, runs in your browser.
Every ending type, scored
Endgames are broken down by material so you can see exactly where your technique holds and where it slips - a rook-endgame problem is a very different study plan from a pawn-endgame one.
Specific pairings, not just categories
Beyond the broad class, Audit Chess tracks the exact material pairing you ended up in - rook versus rook, bishop versus knight, rook versus minor piece - once you have reached it often enough for the result to mean something. That is the difference between a vague "work on endgames" and a concrete study list: if you convert rook-versus-knight but keep drawing or losing rook-versus-rook, you know exactly which technique to revise.
Endings are classified from the actual material on the board in each game, so the profile reflects the positions you really reach rather than what you think you reach.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know which chess endgames I’m bad at?+
Audit Chess scores how you perform in each type of endgame across your own games, so your weakest endings - say, rook or opposite-colour bishop - are ranked for you.
What counts as an endgame in the profile?+
A game counts once it reaches a recognisable endgame by material - pawn, knight, bishop, rook, queen, queen-and-rook or mixed endings. Games that finish in the middlegame are not included, so a low number of endgames also tells you your games are usually decided earlier.
Which endgames should I study first?+
Start with the ending type you reach most often and score worst in - usually rook endgames, because they are the most common. Pair the profile with the Blown Wins view: if many of your thrown-away wins happen in the endgame, technique is costing you rating points directly.