Symbols and classifications
The ten classifications
Assigned automatically by the analysis, from best to worst:
| Badge | Name | In French |
|---|---|---|
| Brilliant | Brillant | |
| Excellent | Excellent | |
| Best | Meilleur | |
| Great | Très bien | |
| Good | Bon | |
| Book | Théorique | |
| Inaccuracy | Imprécision | |
| Mistake | Erreur | |
| Miss | Manqué | |
| Blunder | Gaffe |
Manual annotations
Independently of the analysis, every move can receive a classic chess annotation — right-click the move in the list:
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
! | Good move |
!! | Brilliant move |
? | Mistake |
?? | Blunder |
!? | Interesting move |
?! | Dubious move |
They display next to the move (Nf6!), travel in the exported PGN, and are removed through the same menu (“Remove annotation”). Manual annotation and automatic classification coexist: one is your judgment, the other the engine’s.
The other visual cues
- The evaluation bar, along the board — white on top when White is better.
- The ghost pieces, translucent — a Preview mode projection, never played moves.
- The colored accuracies in the library — from green (precise) to red (rough), for each side.