On Chess.com is there a Opening Wizard?

On chess.com is there a Chess Openings Wizard as the one for example in bookup.com or Fritz 15?

No idea what you mean.  Never used bookup.  I use stock fish 15, not Fritz 15 for Correspondence Chess (ICCF).  And then Chessbase.

What are you looking for?  Recommended openings based on criteria or something?

Thanks!

What I am looking on chess.com for is a "opening trainer" program that:

• allows to store my openings and variants that I plan to play
• in training mode: when I play, the trainer will respond following the openings and pre-selected variants
• as a bonus: the training would give a score on how well I follow the variants that I intend to play
• so that I can train on the openings, variants that I intend to play
• the trainer would allow to update, change and refine on the way
• the trainer would also be connected with stock fish and the opening library, to recommend lines
• Since I am using chess.com, I am looking for a program here so to keep everything in one place!

Is there something like this on chess.com?

Thank you!!

No

It sounds like what you need is Chessbase/ I know you want something 

that can be used on chessdotcom, but if you are really serious. TRying to become a master maybe!? It is worth the money.

later dudes

There's the Opening Tree. You can use it to analyze your own games from chess.com or Lichess to see which openings you use often and when you usually deviate from book.

Thank you Marcyful.

How can I find the Opening Tree in chess.com?

Thanks!

Use Chesstempo. I make a pgn of an opening I want to study and upload it to Chesstempo and study it. I like it a lot more than Chessable as you can customize it and practice against mistakes.

You can try it out with one of my pgn's for now here

This is my Nimzo-Larsen Attack Gambit so you can see how I made my pgn so you can study it if you want or use it an example. Of course, for other openings, you will need to make multiple repertoire's as it would be too confusing to add everything you would face as White in one pgn and it won't be practical if you want to review a certain opening

No. 

But there is something like that on chesstempo.

It's not something you can find on chess.com because it is its own website. Just type opening tree in your browser's search bar and you should find it right away.