Coach Tommy
Chessigma has over four million free chess puzzles from the Lichess puzzle database. Create a free account, start solving, and there is no daily cap. You can do ten puzzles or ten thousand. No one is going to ask you to pay.
On Chess.com, free users get a limited number of puzzles per day and puzzle rush is locked behind a premium subscription. Chessigma does not have those restrictions. You get unlimited chess puzzles online with full Elo tracking and a global leaderboard.
Every puzzle has a rating, and so do you. Get one right and your Elo goes up. Miss one and it goes down. The next puzzle always matches where you are, so beginners are not thrown into grandmaster tactics and experienced players are not bored by easy chess puzzles.
The positions come from real games, not made up exercises. You will see forks, pins, discovered attacks, endgame conversions, mate in two, mate in three. The kind of patterns that actually show up on the board when you play. If you are looking for hard chess puzzles, just keep solving and the difficulty follows your rating up.
There is a new daily chess puzzle every day, the same position for everyone. Solve it to keep your streak alive. It takes two minutes and it is the easiest way to build a consistent chess practice habit.
Outside the daily puzzle, you can train on chess tactics puzzles whenever you want. Pattern recognition is how you get better at chess, and there is no shortcut around it. The more positions you solve, the faster you spot tactics in your own games. If you want the full picture, pair your puzzle training with free game analysis to review your actual games too.
Yes, completely. There is no paywall and no daily limit. Create a free account and you get access to over four million chess puzzles from the Lichess database. On Chess.com, puzzle rush and rated puzzles require a premium membership. On Chessigma, everything is included.
As many as you want. There is no cap. The database has over four million tactical positions from real games, so you will not run out any time soon.
Yes. Chessigma tracks your puzzle Elo the same way Chess.com does. Solve a puzzle correctly and your rating goes up. Miss it and it goes down. Your rating determines the difficulty of the next puzzle, so you are always working at your level.
Yes. The difficulty adapts to your rating. If you are just starting out, you will get easier chess puzzles focused on simple tactics like basic forks and one move checkmates. As you improve, the puzzles get harder automatically.
Yes. There is a new daily puzzle every day, the same one for every player. Solve it to keep your streak going. It is a good way to stay consistent alongside regular puzzle training.
Puzzles train your pattern recognition. The more positions you see, the faster you spot tactics in your own games. Forks, pins, mating patterns. It all becomes more automatic. Pair puzzle training with game analysis and you cover both calculation and decision making.