Import Chess.com or Lichess games without handing over a password
Chessigma reads public histories by username. There is no PGN upload and no reason to give this site your chess-site password.
Type the username you already play under. Recent standard games come in from the public Chess.com or Lichess APIs. If the account is hidden, the import cannot see it — and that is correct.
What actually arrives
Public games with the moves, colour, time control, and result. That is enough to compare the move you usually play with the move you played this time.
There is no PGN paste. If you only have a file from an over-the-board event, this product is the wrong tool for that corpus.
Preview versus a saved import
Anyone can preview a public username. Saving the import, auto-refresh, reports, and training need an account here.
The public preview reads up to 80 games. A saved import can read 200. The cap keeps the newest habits visible instead of averaging a decade.
Frequently asked questions
Will you store my Chess.com password?
No. The importer never asks for one.
How often does a saved import refresh?
Every few hours, from the same public APIs.
Chessigma imports public Chess.com and Lichess history and reports repeated choices — not engine grades. Import your games · Methodology