Every affiliated club, every registered player, every championship — in one connected system your committee, arbiters and clubs all work from. Every club, player and championship in one system.
Chennai Knights
Chennai district
Coimbatore Kings
Coimbatore district
Madurai Pawn Stars
Madurai district
Salem Rook Club
Salem district
Trichy Bishops
Trichy district
Erode Queens Academy
Erode district
Each club keeps its own branding, coaches and students — the federation sees the whole network.
100+ clubs, academies & federations · worldwide
Checkmate Sensei 
Wonder Kids Chess 
Chessventures 
CDCA 
New Zealand Chess Federation 
Sathurangam — The Chess School 
Vision Masters Chess Club 
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Clubs, championships, member records, talent and rankings — the work a federation actually does, in one connected flow instead of spreadsheets and group chats.
And it keeps going
Wall of Love
Federations and state associations, in their own words.
“Our kids love Chessido. Honestly, more than they love me. It's that engaging, and every customization we asked for is live. It's the best chess academy platform I've come across.”
“I used to take printouts for homework and hand out chess books. Now everything is orchestrated in one place, just clicks away. Holistic, clear for every student, and it saves me so much time.”
For Your Clubs & Players
Affiliation isn't just a listing. Every club and player under you gets the full platform.
FAQ
Yes. A federation can add as many affiliated clubs as it needs. Each club runs its own classes, coaches and students with its own branding, while the federation keeps a single view across the entire network.
Yes. Player records can be linked to FIDE IDs, and Chess.com and Lichess ratings sync automatically, so your member register stays current without asking clubs to submit updated forms every season.
Yes. Tournaments can be run at any scale, from a small district event to a state championship. Pairings, rounds, tie-breaks and standings are generated automatically, and arbiters keep manual control where they need it.
The federation does. You control which clubs are affiliated, which administrators have access, and what is published publicly — rankings and results can be shared while member details stay private.
Yes. Every club can carry its own name, logo and even its own domain for students and parents, while still rolling up into the federation's rankings, events and reporting.
Because every affiliated club plays on the same platform, you see performance data across the whole region — rating trajectories, tournament results and puzzle strength — so a promising player in a small district is as visible as one in a major city.
Yes. A federation can set up its structure, add its first clubs and run an event free, with no credit card required. Talk to our team for federation-scale rollouts.
Set up your structure, add your first clubs and run an event — free to start, no credit card.
