Every single Lore Quiz you create generates its own leaderboard, and honestly, this is where the real drama lives. The leaderboard ranks every friend who took your quiz from top to bottom, revealing once and for all who actually knows you and who has been faking it this whole time.
How It Works
The moment friends start taking your quiz, a leaderboard forms automatically. It ranks everyone by their score percentage, from the highest scorer all the way down. The ranking tells a clear story:
- Top of the board — "Knows me best." These friends nailed your questions and proved they understand your inner world.
- Middle of the pack — Solid effort, decent knowledge. They know you but maybe not at the deepest level.
- Bottom of the board — "Doesn't know me at all." Ouch. But hey, at least now everyone knows where they stand.
The leaderboard updates in real time as more friends complete the quiz. Someone sitting comfortably at number one might get dethroned the moment another friend submits a perfect score.
Privacy Matters
Here is an important detail — the quiz leaderboard is private to participants only. Only friends who have actually taken the quiz can see the rankings. If someone has not participated, they cannot peek at the scores. This keeps things fair and encourages people to actually take the quiz before checking results.
This also means your leaderboard data stays within your circle. Nobody outside your quiz participants will ever see who scored what.
What the Leaderboard Reveals
The quiz leaderboard is more than just a ranked list. It is a friendship map in disguise. When you look at who sits where, you start seeing patterns:
- Is your best friend actually at the top? Or did someone unexpected outperform them?
- Do friends from different parts of your life (school, work, family) cluster at different score levels?
- Are there friends who scored way lower than you expected?
These insights are surprisingly revealing and often lead to real conversations about how well people actually know each other.
Pro Tips
- Share the leaderboard results with your top scorers — they earned the bragging rights
- Use leaderboard patterns to figure out which friendships might need more investment
- Creating "All Friends" quizzes generates bigger and more competitive leaderboards
- Keep an eye on who consistently lands at the top across multiple quizzes — those are your people
- The leaderboard makes more sense with at least 5+ participants, so encourage friends to take it
Good to Know
- Each quiz has its own independent leaderboard — they do not combine
- Scores are displayed as percentages so the ranking is fair regardless of quiz length
- Ties are possible if multiple friends score the same percentage
- The leaderboard is permanent and stays visible as long as the quiz exists