Lichess Woodpecker

Woodpecker training mode for Lichess puzzles. Save puzzles, create categories, and practice with randomized training.

♟️ **Lichess Woodpecker** turns Lichess puzzle training into Woodpecker-style practice: collect a set of puzzles, solve them again and again in a new shuffled order, and watch your speed and accuracy improve. 🚀 📌 **SAVE PUZZLES** - 🧩 Open any Lichess puzzle, click the toolbar icon and press Save next to a category. - 📁 Create, rename and delete as many categories as you like. The same puzzle is never saved twice in a category, and a saved puzzle comes out again with one click. - 🔍 Search puzzle IDs across all your categories. ⚡ **TRAIN IN CYCLES** - 🎯 Press the lightning-bolt button on a category (or "Train all categories") and the extension takes you through its puzzles in random order. - ⏱️ A small overlay on the Lichess page shows your progress, a timer and your correct, incorrect and skipped counts. Skip a puzzle, restart the cycle (it asks first), pause and continue exactly where you left off, or minimize the overlay. - ✅ A correct solve can move on to the next puzzle by itself, while mistakes wait for you so you can study them. - 🏆 When a cycle ends, a score screen shows your first-try accuracy and time, with a one-click Repeat for the next, reshuffled cycle. - 🌓 The overlay follows Lichess's light or dark theme. 📊 **TRACK YOUR PROGRESS** - 📈 The Statistics tab lists every finished cycle: category, time, puzzles, correct, incorrect, skipped, first-try accuracy and date. - 💾 Back up your categories to a file and import them in another browser. 🔒 **PRIVATE BY DESIGN** - 🛡️ Everything is stored on your device. No account, no tracking, no analytics, and the extension makes no network requests of its own. - 🔐 Permissions are minimal: storage, and temporary access to the tab you open the popup on. The training overlay appears only on lichess.org/training pages. 💡 **TIP:** Lichess has a setting called "Jump to next puzzle immediately". While it is on, a mistake cannot wait for you to study it, so turn it off for training. ℹ️ **DISCLAIMER:** Lichess Woodpecker is an independent project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Lichess. The Woodpecker Method is a puzzle-repetition training approach popularised by Axel Smith and Hans Tikkanen's book of the same name; this extension is inspired by it.