Can I use computer analysis for games I play not on Chess.com

    I play tournaments in real life and I'd like to use Computer Analysis to check out my blunders and mistakes. For some reason, I can't seem to do this. Is it possible. PLEASE HELP!

I dont th ink it is.

But, even if it was, it's still better to get a desktop application, like scid, and a few strong engines and build a DB of your games on your PC.

There's so many good free stuff available....

Just curious, are you planning to change you member name every year?

No, but you could post your games in the forum and I'm sure someone would be happy to critique it.   Lots of free engines and so on available for download if you want to do it at home.

Simple answer - no it's not.  The suggestion to post your games in the Game Analysis forum is a good one (click on Forums then Game Analysis) - you'll get lots of help (mostly) if you do that.

rooperi, the OP can't change their username more than once - that's a fixed rule for all members!

The quality of the computer analysis on chess.com is not that great. Better follow rooperi's suggestion.

Well, I suppose when you're 13 a year seems like forever. Now it's over in the blink of an eye.....

There is a workaround to get your games analysed by the Chess.com analysis tool.

Invite a friend to play an unrated game with you, playing all the other guy's moves. So you'll need to send him a score of the game. When the game is finished, hit the "Analyse" button. Not slick, but workable.

Haha! - I completely failed to notice the OP's username.

im his brother hahahahahahahahahahahaha

 not kidding