Leaderboard

How the leaderboard works

Every desktop test on the site feeds this board. Finish a run of the CPS test, spacebar test, reaction test, scroll test, aim trainer, typing test or double click test, and if your score qualifies you can submit it under a three-character arcade-style name. No account, no email, nothing to install — pick your initials (any language's characters work) and you're on the board.

Each category keeps two boards. Today shows the top 5 scores of the current day and resets at midnight UTC — if the all-time board looks untouchable, this is your realistic first target, since you only have to beat today's competition. All Time shows the top 50 scores ever recorded for that category.

Reading the table

• Score — in the test's own unit: CPS for clicking, presses per second for spacebar, milliseconds for reaction (lower is better), pixels per second for scrolling, hits for aim, WPM for typing.
• Country — where the score was submitted from, at country level only. We never record cities, regions, or IP addresses.
• Duration — how long the test ran. Compare like with like: holding 10 CPS for 60 seconds is a very different feat from a 5-second burst.
• Type — on the Clicking board this is the technique used (regular CPS, jitter, or butterfly); on the Typing board it's the test mode (Words or Facts).

Tips for getting on the board

Shorter durations produce higher peak CPS, so if you're chasing a clicking record, start with the 5-second test. Technique matters more than raw effort — the techniques comparison shows what each method peaks at, and the CPS benchmarks tell you honestly where you stand before you take on the world. On mobile? There's a separate mobile leaderboard with its own tap, swipe, and typing categories — phone scores compete against phones, not mice.