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What a lesson looks like
Develop knights before the queen
Qf6 brings your strongest piece out where knights and pawns can chase it — every attack on the queen develops White’s pieces for free. Nf6 does the same job of guarding e5 while developing a piece that wants to be attacked less, keeps your queen safe at home, and gets you a move closer to castling.
Habit · Before moving your queen in the opening, count your undeveloped minor pieces — if it’s more than one, move one of them instead.
What a fingerprint looks like
- clock
23% of your losses are on time — the clock beats you before your opponents do.
- openings
You score 31% against the London System over 12 games as Black.
- tilt
In games started right after a loss you score 38% vs 52% normally.
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Scout any player before the game: their worst openings, clock habits, and tilt pattern — turned into your gameplan. All from public games.
Puzzle apps drill everyone the same. Engine analysis shows lines without reasons. Videos can’t see your games. RookMentor starts from the only data that matters — what actually happens in your games — and tells you the one thing to fix next.