I've been playing on Chess.com on my phone but can't figure out the best way to analyze games afterward. I tried stockfish but the interface feels clunky on my Android. Are there specific apps that work better than just using the website's built-in analysis?
Chess.com's built-in analysis is genuinely solid on mobile - I'd give that a real shot before hunting for alternatives, since it's already integrated with your game history and you won't need to set up anything extra 📱. If you do want a standalone engine app though, Lichess has a free mobile app that's way cleaner than Stockfish's interface, and it'll let you load pgn files or set up positions to analyze at your own pace.
Are you already using Chess.com's native analysis tool, or looking for something separate? Honestly the built-in analysis on Chess.com works pretty smoothly on mobile these days - way better than wrestling with a standalone engine interface. If you want alternatives, Lichess has a solid free option with Stockfish built right in, or apps like Chess.com's own app (which sounds like what you're using) tend to be easier than raw Stockfish clients. The clunky feeling with Stockfish usually comes down to the UI, not the engine itself, so switching apps might help more than switching engines.
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