What's the best way to get OTB bot games via ChessUp into analysis (preferably chess.com) that I can view on my PC?

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Trying to see what the best workflow is here and if there is an easier way. Here is what I am wanting:

Play vs AI on the board. I like to do this via ChessUp so that I can have things like the evaluation bar and I want to be able to use the hint limit so that I can think about my move first, but the colored squares can let me know if I am making a bad decision.

After I play the game, I then want to upload the match to chess.com Analysis so that I can re-watch the whole match from the comfort of my PC and study all of the ways I played poorly.

Right now, the best way I have found is to go into the ChessUp iOS app and either save a .pgn or copy the move list to the clipboard and then put it into chess.com. Maybe I just don’t know how to use chess.com, but it seems like this analysis doesn’t “save” and if I want to look at the game again, I have to paste in the move list again to analyze the game.

Can anyone guide on the best way to do this? The immutable requirements are:

  1. I want to play against bots while I learn.
  2. I want hints and hint limits enabled.
  3. I want to be able to analyze the game from my PC, not a smartphone.

I’m not tied to chess.com (although I do pay for it), but if there is a better way, I am willing to change other aspects besides those 3.

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The process you are doing is correct. There is a way to save chess.com game you uploaded - at least on web. I have never tested through their app.

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Jeff is correct, you have to do this on web, you can then save the game to your library and even categorize the games into collections. The ChessCom app does not allow you to save PGNs at this time.

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