Local Leaderboard
Local Leaderboard is a single list of your best score in every game you have played. Stored on this device only, never uploaded. Free, no account.
Local Leaderboard is every game's best score, side by side, so you can see which game you are actually good at.
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Works offline after the first visit. No install, no sign-up.
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How to use Local Leaderboard
It reads what is already there
The list is built from the scores the games write as you play, so there is nothing to switch on and nothing to sync. Play a round, come back, and your score is in the list.
Sorted by score, highest first
Entries are ordered by best score, with ties broken by name so the order does not shuffle around between visits. The number of rounds you have played in each game is shown beside it.
Only real scores appear
A game stores more than one number — rounds played, the last day you played, and so on. Only the best score goes on the list. Otherwise a 'best score' of 3 that was really a level number would turn up and look like a fault.
No sign-up, no upload
There is no account and nothing is sent anywhere. The list is read from this device's own storage, which is also why it cannot follow you to another phone — for that, use the progress export.
Clearing a game removes it from the list
If you clear a game's progress, it drops off this list, because the list is derived from the stored scores rather than kept separately. A separate list would eventually disagree with the scores it claims to show.
Local Leaderboard — Frequently Asked Questions
Why is a game I played missing?
It only appears once it has a recorded best score, which happens when you finish a round worth recording. A game you opened but did not finish has nothing to show.
Do the scores go anywhere?
No. They are stored on this device and never uploaded. The site has no account system and no server holding scores.
Can I move this list to my new phone?
Not by itself — local means local. Use the progress export page to save a file and load it on the other device.
Why can I not see other people's scores?
Because there is nobody to collect them. An online board would need a server, an account and a way to spot cheating, and this site deliberately has none of those. This is your own record, not a competition.
Does it need installing or an account?
No. It reads storage that is already there, and nothing to set up.