Leaderboards.dev

What it does

Authentication

Each leaderboard has a unique secret token used to authenticate score uploads.checked 8 Oct 2026

Examples

The docs include score-submission examples using cURL, browser JavaScript, Python, C++, and C#.checked 8 Oct 2026

Hosting

Leaderboards are hosted and publicly accessible.checked 8 Oct 2026

Language support

The service says it supports games written in any programming language.checked 8 Oct 2026

Multiple boards

Users can display multiple leaderboards.checked 8 Oct 2026

Purpose

Leaderboards.dev provides hosted leaderboards aimed at indie game developers.checked 8 Oct 2026

Score capacity

The site says it can scale to thousands of user scores.checked 8 Oct 2026

Score submission

The docs show scores being sent to the /score endpoint with a player username and score.checked 8 Oct 2026

Security limitation

The docs advise against using the service when scores need to be stored in a highly secure way.checked 8 Oct 2026

Setup

The docs describe creating a leaderboard with minimal setup by creating an account, making a leaderboard, and using its token.checked 8 Oct 2026

Support

The contact page invites questions and feedback and says the team will respond to help.checked 8 Oct 2026