Getting started with EloNotes

EloNotes helps chess creators turn student games into weekly lesson drafts they can review, personalize, and send without starting from a blank page.

Who this is for

These docs are written for chess creators, coaches, and educators who are deciding whether EloNotes fits their audience. The launch docs focus on the creator workflow, sample lesson quality, privacy expectations, and the business questions that still need final launch decisions.

What EloNotes does

• Turns student games into lesson drafts organized around recurring mistakes.
• Uses analysis tools to support the draft, while keeping creator review at the center.
• Gives creators a repeatable weekly coaching product underneath free content and 1:1 calls.
• Helps early partners test demand before EloNotes scales onboarding.

Start here

1. Read the creator launch overview to understand the current path from application to early partner setup.
2. Review the sample lesson guide to see what a student-facing lesson should prove.
3. Read the creator review workflow before judging how much time the product may save.
4. Review the privacy and data FAQ before inviting students to share games.
5. Use the billing placeholder as a boundary: exact pricing and payout details should not be treated as final public promises yet.

What to avoid assuming

The current docs do not claim launch revenue, testimonials, guaranteed outcomes, or finished pricing. EloNotes is still validating the creator launch motion and should keep early materials honest about what is proven versus planned.