Connect Chess.com integrations
Extract public match histories, player ratings, and daily puzzle data by connecting Chess.com with Make. Linking this platform to our workflow automation tool lets you automatically update custom leaderboards, export monthly game archives, or sync active streamer statuses across your favorite communication channels. Register now to build your first chess data 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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Connect Chess.com to Make to automatically share matches on Discord or Slack, track your ratings in Google Sheets, and archive games in Google Drive. Elevate your play with automated workflows.
Instantly share your match results, PGN files, or favorite games to Discord, Slack, or social media channels the moment you finish playing.
Automatically log your daily rating changes, puzzle scores, and win-loss ratios to a Google Sheet to easily visualize your growth over time.
Save all your completed games and analysis reports directly to cloud storage folders like Google Drive or Dropbox for safe keeping and future study.
Streamline tournament organization by syncing participant lists and match schedules directly to shared team calendars or spreadsheets.
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