Is This the Best Chess Software for Game Analysis and Winning Preparation?

[@thelifeoflittlekimi8704]

Hi! Hope you’re doing well, I was interested to know if there is a difference between analyzing my tournament games with chessbase/chessify and using the lichess engine instead?

[@journeytograndmaster]

Yes, it's all about the speed. Chessbase engine would depend on your computer speed. Lichess has the slowest speed probably but is free obviously and is okay if you can briefly analyse the games, check the mistakes. Chessify is much faster but you have to pay for it. The engine itself is the same normally, stockfish (also free)

[@thelifeoflittlekimi8704]

@@journeytograndmasterThank you so much for the response 🙏 your channel is magnificent and I’m recommending it to all my friends😁

[@Prak-lm2vs]

Amazing video, great insights. Thanks a lot going to create an accnow

[@journeytograndmaster]

Thanks!

[@sandeepverygoodvedeo8693]

Thanks very much Sir

[@journeytograndmaster]

Most welcome

[@PapaB4947]

I didn't understand a single thing about these coins and why you need to buy coins if you are paying monthly. 😢

[@journeytograndmaster]

Yes, it's a bit complicated. Basically, you need coins if you want to use the engine at higher speeds that you can included in the respective plan.

[@chesslover8829]

What's important to remember is Chessify now allows Apple users access to very powerful chess software and very large chess databases. Moreover, you don't need to spend thousands of dollars buying a gaming computer in order to run your chess programs. I do have a question: does Chessify have a game download feature?

[@journeytograndmaster]

Yes, of course. You can just copy it from there or download as a file (if I remember correctly). Anyway, it should be no problem for sure

[@chesslover8829]

@@journeytograndmaster Thanks!

[@BOORCHESS]

So how do we know if the chess players who run this site are not stealing and sharing ideas for other "special mafia" membership ?

[@journeytograndmaster]

haha, that's an unexpected point of view. I guess, you can't really check or proof it. You just need to trust. I would bet though that these guys are much more decent than social media owners :)

[@amulsuresh857]

Hi coach. 😊😊

[@journeytograndmaster]

Hello :)

[@mohammadsulieman6213]

I am using chessis😅

[@journeytograndmaster]

Never heard about it to be honest :)

[@ajedrezdivertido8896]

I am using chessis too, and think it is a good analyzer

[@canber_]

Hi

[@journeytograndmaster]

Hi!

[@Zyrexia]

Simple answer, NO

[@journeytograndmaster]

What is the best in your opinion?

[@maatte7093]

paid actor

[@journeytograndmaster]

Why exactly do you throw such accusations? Does it make you feel better? I was not paid anything. Chessify gave me their software for testing and asked for my honest opinion. Which is exactly what I gave, indicating pluses and minuses of the software.

[@bluefin.64]

@@journeytograndmaster A lot of KZbinrs do reviews of products they're actually being paid to promote. It's best to say up front that you aren't being paid, although some people still wont' believe it. That's the world we live in now.

[@e3Gewinnt]

@@bluefin.64 Free product+ affiliate link is a pretty common influencer/ content creator based way of marketing in itself.

[@someoneunknown6894]

​@@journeytograndmaster So why do you have a referral link in the description? Looks like an ad to me

[@journeytograndmaster]

@@someoneunknown6894 "paid actor" means (at least to me) that I am paid to say something I don't actually believe, so pretend or lie basically. And that has nothing to do with reality. I was just given a software and asked to make an honest review and give my opinion. There were no requirements, scripts. And also no payment for my words. I said exactly what I think as a customer of the service. I never recommend anything I don't like/use myself. Therefore, I totally disagree that I am a paid actor. That is my point.