Live coaching is an online lesson with a coach and a small group (usually 2–4 learners). It focuses on real improvement: guided practice, feedback, and learning how to think during a game (not just memorizing moves).
Plan difference: Trial includes a short monthly session; Standard and Elite include weekly 50-minute sessions.

This is a special group training led by a Grandmaster (or top-level coach). It’s designed to upgrade decision-making: calculation habits, critical positions, and practical tournament thinking.
Plan difference: Included in Elite only.

A private 50-minute session focused only on you (or your child): personalized feedback, targeted training plan, and correction of recurring mistakes based on your games.
Plan difference: Included in Elite (monthly).

Between live lessons you can ask questions (for example: “What went wrong in this game?”, “Which opening should I play?”, “How do I stop blundering?”). Coaches reply with short explanations, next steps, or references to the right lesson/drill.
Plan difference: Standard = basic support; Elite = priority support.

A structured evaluation of your current level (strengths + gaps) followed by a clear improvement roadmap: what to learn next, what to practice, and how to measure progress.
Plan difference: Trial = light assessment; Standard = full roadmap; Elite = advanced roadmap + deeper personalization.

Our curriculum is a step-by-step learning path from beginner fundamentals to advanced play. It covers: piece movement → basic checkmates → tactics → openings → endgames → strategy → tournament preparation.
Plan difference: Trial = beginner access; Standard = beginner + intermediate; Elite = full access (beginner → advanced).

A practice system with puzzles, drills, guided tasks, and progress tracking. It helps turn lessons into real skill (pattern recognition, calculation, and consistency).
Plan difference: Trial = limited tools; Standard & Elite = full tools + tracking.

An analysis helper that supports training by reviewing games, identifying recurring mistakes, and recommending what to study next (tactics themes, endgame focus, opening fixes).
Plan difference: Standard = limited AI features/usage; Elite = full AI support.

A curated library of learning materials: annotated games, PDFs, studies, and recommended resources matched to your level. The goal is “less noise, more signal” — you get what’s relevant now.
Plan difference: Trial = starter library; Standard = full library; Elite = full library + advanced packs.

A collection of model games and master examples used for learning patterns: typical plans, tactical motifs, and endgame technique. This helps you learn “what good chess looks like” for your level.
Plan difference: Trial = limited access; Standard & Elite = full access (Elite is more curated).

Friendly competition sessions grouped by level so learners can apply new skills under real game pressure. It improves confidence, reduces blunders, and makes training more practical.
Plan difference: Included in Standard & Elite.

Guided help for learners who want structured online competition: setup support, preparation guidance, and post-event review suggestions (what to fix next).
Plan difference: Standard = guided access; Elite = deeper coach support for events.

Access to training and learning materials from mobile devices (where available), so you can practice puzzles, review tasks, and stay consistent even with a busy schedule.
Plan difference: Included in Standard & Elite.

Certificates confirm completion of specific learning milestones (for example: finishing a level or completing a defined training track). They’re designed to motivate progress and document learning outcomes.
Plan difference: Included in Standard & Elite.