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Detect the end of a Chess.com game and offer a one-click deep link into your Chess Coach analysis tool. Chess Coach — Review After Game closes the gap between "I just finished a game" and "I'm staring at the engine eval bar." How it works • You finish a game on chess.com. • A small "Review in Chess Coach?" card appears in the corner of the page. • Click it. Your Chess Coach app opens to that exact game, fully imported and ready to analyse. What it talks to • chess.com tabs — to detect when a game ends. • Your own Chess Coach instance — to deep-link the finished game in. That's it. The extension does not send your data anywhere else, has no analytics, and stores only your chess.com username and the URL of your Chess Coach app in chrome.storage.sync. Setup 1. Install. 2. The options page opens automatically. 3. Enter your chess.com username. 4. The Chess Coach URL is pre-filled with the production host. (Optional: click "Test connection" to verify.) 5. Save. That's the whole onboarding. Finish a chess.com game and the prompt appears. Manual trigger If chess.com refactors its end-of-game UI faster than this extension can keep up (it has happened) and the prompt doesn't appear automatically, you can click the extension's toolbar icon while looking at the finished game — same prompt, manually summoned. Source code This extension is open-source. See the listed homepage URL.
May 21, 2026
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