We turn the cameras chess clubs already have into live broadcasts of every physical game: position, moves and PGN for each board. No sensor boards and no per-board hardware.
Already live: 45 boards broadcast at once · 595 viewers in one day · in weekly use at Israel's largest club.
Dov Porat festival, Sukkot 2026; broadcast-site analytics, 27–28 September (86 min: 271 viewers, 28 Sept).
Chess.com and Lichess broadcasts depend on DGT sensor boards, so only elite events are streamed. Weekly club and youth games are almost never broadcast.
Board detection, piece recognition and temporal reasoning validated against the rules of chess produce the live position, move list and PGN for every board.

An ordinary overhead camera sees several boards; nothing is added to the tables.

Each board is located and straightened; every square is classified frame by frame and the move is detected.

The position and move list go live on the web. Spectators followed 45 boards at once this way.
Steps 02 and 03 show the same moment of a real game, Ramat Gan club.


On-premiseA box in the venue, next to the cameras.
CloudGPU inference in the cloud with a central spectator site for the audience.
Our design partners are clubs in Be'er Sheva, including Israel's largest, Ramat Gan and Rehovot.



3 clubs · 50+ cameras · 100+ boards · 10+ servers
Demand is pulling. Other Israeli clubs have asked us to install the system, and the Israel Chess Federation youth committee wants it for the national championships.
Organic audience. 271 viewers followed one tournament on 28 September, 86 minutes each on average (median 22).
Improving every month. A new recognition model shipped on 28 September, trained on ~1,000 more boards from real club games.
Viewers stay. 161 viewers watched for over an hour on 27 September.
A founding team from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
Tell us about your venue: how many boards, what cameras you already have, and when you play. We'll check your setup and get your games online.
Pricing is per venue, not per board: no hardware on the tables. Contact us for a quote.