The leaderboard ranks real, verified smashes from players around the world. Here is how to get your own smash onto it and what to expect.
1. Sign in and join
You need an account to take part. When you join, you pick your country and agree that your entry will be shown publicly. Joining is also what lets you view the board — entries are only visible to signed-in members.
2. Submit a smash
Open one of your saved smashes and submit it to the leaderboard. Your first submission goes to a short review and shows as “pending” until it is approved — see How leaderboard review works for the details. Once you are verified, future personal bests post automatically.
Global vs. country ranking
Every entry appears on two boards: Global (everyone) and your Countryboard (players from your country only). You hold a separate rank on each, so you may sit higher nationally where there is less competition. Switch between them with the toggle at the top of the leaderboard.
Why you only show one entry
The board displays only your single fastest verified smash. If you submit several, the quickest one is the one that ranks; the rest stay in your personal history but do not appear publicly. Submit something faster and, once verified, it replaces your old entry and you are re-ranked.
How ranking works
Players are ordered by peak speed, fastest first. If two speeds tie, the one submitted earlier ranks higher.
What others can see
Your leaderboard entry is public to signed-in users: your name, country, avatar, peak speed, and the video with its calibration and shuttle track — the technical data is shown so the community can confirm the entry is genuine. Your email and account details stay private. If you leave your name blank, your entry appears as Anonymous.
The verified badge
The blue ✓ next to a name means that player passed review at least once, so their speeds have been checked by a human. It is a mark of trust. It can be removed if a report against the player is upheld.