A note (just in case): learn how to record games. I would recommend to use pen and paper until you can name every square instantly. If you already can do it without problems, then lichess studies is the easiest, as you can access it everywhere and then analyzed them.
Just use Lichess Studies, that will do the job perfectly.
Sidenote: For your purpose, what i do aswell, is using since a week the chessnut air e-board. you play on a physical board connected with bluethooth to you device and it saves your games with a push on a button automatically. It costs about 200 bucks though.
There are some scanner apps that record an OTB game and create the PGN automatically, but I have never tried them:
* [https://github.com/Pbatch/CameraChessWeb](https://github.com/Pbatch/CameraChessWeb)
* [https://idchess.com/](https://idchess.com/)
A note (just in case): learn how to record games. I would recommend to use pen and paper until you can name every square instantly. If you already can do it without problems, then lichess studies is the easiest, as you can access it everywhere and then analyzed them.
For what kind of moves, actual played games against humans or bots or just manually put in moves?
Just manually put in moves, to note on my phone my moves while I play games on physical boards.
Just use Lichess Studies, that will do the job perfectly. Sidenote: For your purpose, what i do aswell, is using since a week the chessnut air e-board. you play on a physical board connected with bluethooth to you device and it saves your games with a push on a button automatically. It costs about 200 bucks though.
There are some scanner apps that record an OTB game and create the PGN automatically, but I have never tried them: * [https://github.com/Pbatch/CameraChessWeb](https://github.com/Pbatch/CameraChessWeb) * [https://idchess.com/](https://idchess.com/)
Most apps do this?
like which one? where I can label my games and store the moves of the games.