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I built a zero-backend chess audit tool using Stockfish WASM and client-side processing
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I wanted to share a browser-based tool I recently built: Chess Blunder Heatmap.
Instead of focusing on single-game move-by-move engine analysis, the app aggregates a playerβs game history to generate a macro-level heatmap of weak board squares and a phase breakdown (opening, middlegame, endgame).
π οΈ The Tech Stack & Architecture
Frontend: Clean client-side JavaScript hosted on Vercel.
Engine: Stockfish WASM running directly in the browser.
Backend: Non...
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