Every game you've ever played, working for you
Most tools analyze the games you click. Eloist reads the whole archive — and mails you what it finds.
Click-to-analyze is how almost every chess tool works: you pick a game, it gets the treatment, the other three thousand sit untouched. Eloist works the other way around. Connect your account once and the whole archive gets read — every game, every move, every clock.
The Heist Ledger
A full-archive accounting of hung pieces, in both directions: what you dropped, and what your opponents handed you that you never took. Bullet players get the split that matters — 1+0 against 1+1 — because one extra second per move changes who you are.
The Overnight Study
You then, versus you now. While you sleep, Eloist compares eras of your own history and reports what actually changed: your pace, your tilt pattern, how you fare against stronger opposition — whether the habit you swore off in March is really gone.
The Sunday Review
Every Sunday morning: where your rating moved this week, the games that decided it, and one thing to work on before next Sunday. After a playing session, a digest arrives with board diagrams of the wins you missed — the position as you left it, and what was actually there.
