Leaderboards.dev

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What the maker publishes

Authentication

Each leaderboard has a unique secret token used to authenticate score uploads. source

Examples

The docs include score-submission examples using cURL, browser JavaScript, Python, C++, and C#. source

Hosting

Leaderboards are hosted and publicly accessible. source

Language support

The service says it supports games written in any programming language. source

Multiple boards

Users can display multiple leaderboards. source

Purpose

Leaderboards.dev provides hosted leaderboards aimed at indie game developers. source

Score capacity

The site says it can scale to thousands of user scores. source

Score submission

The docs show scores being sent to the /score endpoint with a player username and score. source

Security limitation

The docs advise against using the service when scores need to be stored in a highly secure way. source

Setup

The docs describe creating a leaderboard with minimal setup by creating an account, making a leaderboard, and using its token. source

Support

The contact page invites questions and feedback and says the team will respond to help. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 8 Oct 2026.