Leaderboard

How the leaderboard works

Every mobile test feeds this board. Finish a run of the tap speed test, tap reaction test, double tap test, tap accuracy arena, two-thumb test, swipe down test, side swipe test or mobile typing test, and if your score qualifies you can submit it under a three-character arcade-style name. No account, no app, 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: TPS (taps per second) for tapping, milliseconds for tap reaction (lower is better), double-taps per second, hits for accuracy, alternations per second for two-thumb, pixels per second for swipes, 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, so you're always comparing like with like.

Tips for getting on the board

Mobile scores compete only against other mobile scores — your thumbs are never up against someone's gaming mouse. Technique still matters: the tapping techniques comparison shows what one-finger, two-thumb, and claw-style tapping each peak at, and the TPS benchmarks tell you where you stand before you take on the world. On a computer? The desktop leaderboard has its own clicking, aim, and typing categories.