Analysis
To access Analysis, tap the magnifying glass ('Analysis') icon after finishing a game or when reviewing a game you'd like to analyze. This process is the same for both iOS and Android users.
If you're on the Game Review screen, you'll find the Analysis icon in the top right corner of your screen on both the iOS and Android apps.
This will open the engine analysis of each move. You can move through them using the back and forward arrows at the bottom of your screen, on both iOS and Android. You'll also have options to run the Game Review or access the Game Explorer.
Tap 'Options' to reset the Analysis, flip the board, share the game, or continue the game against a bot from the selected position.
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How do I manage my Analysis settings?
To customize your settings, tap the cogwheel ('Settings') icon at the top right corner of the Analysis screen. It's in the same spot on both iOS and Android.
This will open the Analysis settings pop-up, where you can toggle options to show or hide the evaluation bar, suggestion and threat arrows, engine lines move feedback, or set the engine's maximum thinking time (iOS only).
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Evaluation Bar | Disable this option if you prefer not to see the evaluation bar during your analysis.
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Suggestion Arrows | Enable this option to display green suggestion arrows on the board during your analysis.
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Threat Arrows | Enable this option to display red threat arrows on the board during your analysis.
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Engine Lines | Enable this option to display engine lines above the board during your analysis.
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Move Feedback | Enable this option to display engine lines above the board during your analysis.
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Engine Max Time | How long should the computer think about each position during analysis? Lower times may help conserve power but will reduce the engine's strength.
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You can only enable this if the 'Move Feedback' option is turned off.
You can only enable this if the 'Engine Lines' option is turned off.
This option is only available on the Chess.com iOS app.
Check out this article to learn how to navigate through Analysis on the website: How do I use Game Analysis?