Compete together

Team & church leaderboards

Friendly rivalry, safely scoped: XP leaderboards for your team or your church. Real names in your top 50, and deliberately no global stranger board.

Built for quizzers · coaches

Placeholder frame for the Memr.is leaderboard screen: a trophy badge on a gold-to-pink gradient with the note “Live app screenshot coming soon.”

Team standings: podium up top, top 50 by XP, your people only. (live capture coming soon)

The feature

What is it?

Nothing moves verses like a little friendly rivalry. The leaderboard ranks the top 50 in your crew by total XP: every study session, review, solo quiz, verse reel, and live match counts. Real display names, real receipts: Tuesday's grind shows up on Wednesday's board.

Crack the top three and you get the full podium: gold, silver, and bronze columns, plus a crown on first place. A You badge tags your row wherever you land, and one toggle flips between your two boards: your team, and your whole church org. So you can run the youth room and still be hunting the college kids org-wide.

Every board is scoped on purpose. There is deliberately no global leaderboard: you're never ranked against internet strangers, only the community that actually knows you. That's a safety choice, not a missing feature.

  • Top-50 rankings by total XP: real display names, real standings
  • One tap flips between two boards: your team, or your whole church org
  • Top three take the podium: gold, silver, bronze, and a crown on first
  • A You badge tags your row, so you always know exactly where you stand
  • XP pours in from studying, reviews, quizzes, VerseReels, and live matches
  • No global leaderboard, ever. A child-safety choice, on purpose

Step by step

How you'll use it

If you're a quizzer

It's Tuesday night. Rachel just passed you on the board. Nope.

  1. Scope out the board

    Open the leaderboard and flip between your team and your whole church org. Your row is wearing the You badge, so you can't miss where you stand.

  2. Do the math

    Every review, quiz, reel, and match pays out XP. Read the totals and count exactly how many sessions sit between you and the next name up.

  3. Grind and climb

    Clear your review queue tonight. Run a quiz. Check the board tomorrow. Repeat until the order looks right again.

  4. Take the podium

    Break into the top three and your name hits the medal stand. Take first and you get the gold column and the crown.

If you're a coach

Competition is fuel. The trick is aiming it well.

  1. Open practice with the board

    Pull up the team leaderboard at the start of practice. Thirty seconds of standings and podium does more than ten minutes of pep talk.

  2. Watch effort, not just rank

    XP tracks work done, so the student climbing from 12th to 8th might be your hardest worker this week. Recognize that climb by name.

  3. Run seasonal pushes

    Point the org-wide board at month-long challenges between teams. Youth versus college never misses.

Quick questions

Good to know

Is there a global leaderboard in Memr.is?

No, and that's on purpose. Every leaderboard is scoped to your team or your church organization only, so young quizzers are never ranked against strangers on the internet. It's a child-safety decision built into the platform.

How do I earn XP for the leaderboard?

XP comes from real work in Memr.is: study sessions, reviews, solo quizzes, VerseReels, and live matches all count. Each leaderboard ranks the top 50 in your scope by total XP, with a podium for the top three.

Who can see my name on a leaderboard?

Only people in your scope: your team or your church organization. Boards show real display names within that community, and there is no public or global leaderboard.

Your name belongs on this board

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