Create your leaderboard in seconds
Keeping score should be the fun part. With Scoreboards you can create a leaderboard in seconds — for game night, the office foosball table, your golf group, or whatever you and your friends compete over. Share the link, everyone adds their scores from their phone, and the rankings update live. Hang out on Discord? Scoreboards runs there too, as a full Discord leaderboard bot.
Quick start
Three steps, about a minute.
Type a name in the box above and pick how you want to keep score.
Send it to your friends, your team or your class. There is no app to install, and nobody needs an account to look.
Everyone adds their own scores from any phone or computer, and the rankings update live.
Share it
Your leaderboard gets its own page. Drop the link in the group chat, and everyone can follow along and add their scores from their phone.
No app to install, and nobody needs an account to look.
Every new score goes straight onto the board, so the rankings are always current.
Rename it, choose who can see it and manage the players from your dashboard.
Leaderboard types
Seven ways to rank: six you can make right here, and Levels for Discord servers.
What you get
Live rankings on any device, a dashboard to run them, and stats for every player.
Each leaderboard has its own link and page, made to read just as well on a phone.
Rename leaderboards, manage players and choose who can see each one.
Every player gets a profile with their scores and how their rank has moved over time.
A public leaderboard can also live on your own site, in light or dark.
Make a leaderboard straight away, then sign in with Google or Discord to keep it.
Run a Discord server? Scoreboards also works there, as a full leaderboard bot.
Made for
If people compete over it, it can have a leaderboard. A few of the places they already run.
Board games, cards or quiz night. Keep a running total for the evening, or for the whole year.
Foosball, darts or table tennis. Let the results settle who is actually the best.
Golf, padel or the running club. Track best rounds, fastest times or a season of matches.
Points for reading, quizzes or good work, on a board the whole class can see.
FitsClassic
Push-ups, kilometres or plank times. Everyone logs their own, and the board does the rest.
Post the entries and let everyone rate them from 1 to 10.
FitsImage Rating
Type a name in the create box on scoreboards.dev, pick how you want to keep score — points, best scores, fastest times, wins and losses, or photo ratings — and hit Create. No signup needed to start; sign up free afterwards to keep the leaderboard and manage it from anywhere. Then share the link and everyone can add their scores from any browser.
Yes. The Free plan has no time limit and needs no card: every leaderboard type, up to 2 leaderboards per server with unlimited players, the matchmaking queue, and nothing for your members to pay. Paid plans lift those limits (up to 500 leaderboards) and add seasons, tier roles, the economy, custom branding, website embeds and the API. Servers that used Scoreboards before paid plans arrived keep everything free until February 28, 2027.
No. You can sign in with Google, create leaderboards on the web, and share them with a link — no Discord server required. If you do use Discord, Scoreboards also runs as a full leaderboard bot inside your server.
Yes! You can fully customize your leaderboards with custom headers, sort order, visible ranks, and more through the dashboard. You can also set custom text and choose between compact or normal display modes to match your server's style.
Yes! Each leaderboard has website visibility settings: Disabled (not shown on website), Private (only guild members can view), Hidden (accessible only via direct link), or Public (visible to everyone). This gives you full control over your leaderboard's privacy.
You can set a validator role in your server settings. Users with this role can approve or reject score submissions. Alternatively, you can enable auto-approval with a delay (instant, 1 hour, 3 hours, 24 hours, 3 days, or 7 days) or turn it off completely for manual verification. On ELO and League boards the opponent confirms a reported match, and it counts on its own after 3 hours unless they disagree.
It takes about a minute, it's free, and nobody needs an account to look.
4,600+ communities already keep score with Scoreboards