Hey everyone!
I made a chess website called ChessFish that shows the different moves you can play directly on the board.
The original idea came from being annoyed that chess engines usually only show you one move. I wanted to see the whole position and compare the different options instead of just being told what the engine thinks is best.
By default it uses something called Combo, which gives each move a score from 0–100. It combines Stockfish with Maia-3 to show moves that are both reasonably sound and realistic for a human to consider.
The score is not a win percentage or a normal engine evaluation. It is just meant to help you see which moves you should look at first. You can switch to Stockfish if you want the regular engine evaluation, or Human Likelihood if you want to see what players at different levels are likely to play.
You can also import your games with PGN, study openings, explore both sides of the board, and look at book and popular moves.
There is no sign up required and you can try it for free here:
https://chessfish.io/
I would love to hear what you think. I am especially curious if the board helps you understand the different ideas in a position or if it feels like too much information at once :D
