user33209: I recently got back into playing long games over the board, and I'd like to have some kind of database of my played games. This database would need to include searchable metadata including game date and opponent name and ELO. I already use Lichess to analyse my games.
Does Lichess have this capability? If not, does any other popular open-source tool?

user25963: Beside SCID, there's also a good application called chessis, where you can store your Over The Board games. You can also analyze your game. I hope that I was beneficial to you.

user27380: SCID is a free chess database application (that may be used as a ChessBase "alternative") that you can use to save your games, allowing metadata searches.
You could continue to analyse your games on lichess (even though you could of course also do it in SCID directly) in a study, export the study as PGN and import it to SCID to have it as a searchable database.

33209: <p>I recently got back into playing long games over the board, and I'd like to have some kind of database of my played games. This database would need to include searchable metadata including game date and opponent name and ELO. I already use Lichess to analyse my games.</p>
<p>Does Lichess have this capability? If not, does any other popular open-source tool?</p>
 25963: <p>Beside SCID, there's also a good application called chessis, where you can store your Over The Board games. You can also analyze your game. I hope that I was beneficial to you.</p>
 27380: <p>SCID is a free chess database application (that may be used as a ChessBase &quot;alternative&quot;) that you can use to save your games, allowing metadata searches.</p>
<p>You could continue to analyse your games on lichess (even though you could of course also do it in SCID directly) in a study, export the study as PGN and import it to SCID to have it as a searchable database.</p>
