Connect Chess.com integrations
Retrieve Chess.com match histories, player profiles, and daily puzzles to build custom performance analytics or update your community leaderboards. Connecting this service to over 3,000 integration apps lets you instantly export PGN files to your database or broadcast live game archives to social channels. Create your free account today to build your first gaming pipeline.
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Retrieves club details (name, member count, description, admins, icon) by the club's URL slug.
Retrieves a Chess.com member's public profile by username.
Retrieves a player's rating, best rating, and game record across every Chess.com variant (daily, rapid, blitz, bullet, tactics, puzzle rush).
Retrieves a random daily puzzle from Chess.com's archive.
Retrieves tournament details (name, status, creator, players, rounds) by its URL slug.
Retrieves the current top-50 leaderboards for every Chess.com variant (daily, rapid, blitz, bullet, 960, bughouse, king-of-the-hill, three-check, crazyhouse, lessons, tactics).
Retrieves Chess.com's featured puzzle for the current day.
Lists every completed game a player played in the given month. Chess.com maintains one archive per calendar month; pick year + month.
Lists every month for which Chess.com has an archive of a player's games. Each result exposes the archive URL plus its parsed year and month.
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Popular Chess.com workflows.
Connect Chess.com with Make to automate your game stats, sync data with other apps, and build smarter workflows.
Automate Chess.com with Make: Track Stats, Share Milestones, and Connect Clubs
Connect Chess.com with Make to link your games to Google Sheets, Notion, Discord, and Slack. Automatically track your chess stats, share milestones, and receive instant turn alerts.
Automatically save your game histories, ratings, and puzzle scores directly to Google Sheets or Notion for easy personal tracking.
Post your game results, brilliant moves, or tournament wins instantly to Discord, Slack, or social media channels.
Set up custom alerts via SMS, Telegram, or email to notify you the moment your opponent makes a move in your daily games.
Automatically send completed games or tricky puzzles to your favorite notes app to review and analyze later.
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