ChessGoals is a chess improvement website run by Matt Jensen, providing practical resources for players who want to make measurable progress. The site's most-visited tool is the rating comparison calculator that maps ratings across FIDE, USCF, Lichess, and Chess.com — but the broader site contains structured improvement guides, training recommendations, and articles on study methodology.

Content covers how to set realistic improvement goals, how to allocate study time between tactics, openings, endgames, and games, and how to track progress. The advice is grounded in practical experience and informed by research into skill acquisition, aimed at adult players who want a systematic approach rather than generic "do more puzzles" advice.

The site is free to read. ChessGoals occupies a practical niche — between the motivational chess improvement community and the deeper analytical resources — making it a useful reference for players building their own study plans.