Leaderboard

Leaderboard is a scoring application designed to help you keep track of points gained during quiz events, games, and other competitive fields.

Before Leaderboard starts recording scores and keeping track of overall gained points, users must introduce all the details required by the program, like number of teams, gained points, and number of rounds. Afterward, administrators can display the number of rounds and leaderboard on a special full-screen display designed for large monitors and devices.

Game administrators have to keep track of rounds themselves before the app processes and displays any given information. They have to manually introduce the number and name of the teams, together with the gained points. The tool will then show an overall layout of the data introduced manually when the administrator wishes.

You are allowed to change only a limited number of settings that mostly deal with graphical and visual aspects of the application's interface, like background and foreground color, together with display font and screen settings. No core program mechanics changes are apparently allowed.

Game scores can be exported only to XLS file format or sent via a fax service. The fax sending method is a bit weird since it's a fairly outdated data relaying method, while the first is really useful for gathering data in an Excel file.

Leaderboard is a good utility for game administrators that don't have issues with manually keeping track of game points as well as being aided by this little scoring tool. This software program won't do anything automatically so its points tracking mechanic is fairly limited.

Leaderboard helps users send data via limited or outdated means, and at least works with large screens for a comprehensive game evolution. However, if you look for something that will do more stuff automatically and record game points without any mandatory manual input, maybe other apps are more suited.