With chesscom premium membership they can use insights feature to see all the brilliant move in their analyzed games. Basic members can see their brilliant moves by analysing games but they have to remember themself the game in which they played.
Is It Possible to see brilliant moves without a chess membership?

I was wondering if you are able to see brilliant moves with only a chess membership.
Basic members get one full Game Review a day, which will show any brilliant moves from that game. You would need to manually track them to know where they were found.

is there any way to see brilliant moves through insights without paying?
Insights is a Diamond only feature and only generated for Diamond accounts.

When im on the app version of chess.com i can see all my great and brilliant moves but dont know when they happened in game

In my insights it says I played my first brilliant move on May 2nd, is there a way I can skip to that game? Or do I have to check all of my games from that day?

If this is the biggest chess platform, please stop limiting what we can and cannot do. This made me very upset when I realized that you can only analyze ONCE!

@colecollector im new here. do you get freee daily chess analysis everyday?
Thank you.
Yes, basic members get one full Game Review a day.

If this is the biggest chess platform, please stop limiting what we can and cannot do. This made me very upset when I realized that you can only analyze ONCE!
Yeah they are trying to get money out of us

If this is the biggest chess platform, please stop limiting what we can and cannot do. This made me very upset when I realized that you can only analyze ONCE!
Yeah they are trying to get money out of us
Chess.com is a business with expenses. The site's method to cover operation costs is a subscription model with levels of features based on account level. Most things are available for free, with some features being limited for basic and lower tiers and some only available at higher ones
I was wondering if you are able to see brilliant moves with only a chess membership.