lly, payments are inconsistent, and communication is scattered across email and messaging apps. Coaches and clubs often operate without standardized tools for scheduling, discovery, or monetization.

Chess67 replaces these workflows with an integrated platform. Organizers can manage registrations, pairings, results, and payments in one place. Coaches can offer lessons with real-time availability and built-in booking. Clubs can create dedicated pages, run events, and coordinate their communities without stitching together multiple tools.

The platform is designed to work alongside existing chess systems, including rating and tournament standards, while introducing modern, web-based tooling. The goal is to reduce operational overhead and make it easier to run events, grow participation, and connect players with coaches and clubs.

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Chess67 is a platform for organizing and scaling over-the-board (OTB) chess. It combines tournament management, coaching, club operations, and payments into a single system.

Today, most local chess infrastructure is fragmented. Tournament directors rely on legacy pairing software, registrations are handled manually, payments are inconsistent, and communication is scattered across email and messaging apps. Coaches and clubs often operate without standardized tools for scheduling, discovery, or monetization.

The platform is designed to work alongside existing chess systems, including rating and tournament standards, while introducing moder

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