One score for
everything
you do.
Every sport crowns its own champion. Nobody ranks the person who does many things. Log your best at anything that produces a number, take your place against everyone who measured the same thing, and carry one score across all of it.
One person, five boards
- Deadlift4 of 212209
- 5K Run12 of 340329
- Chess rating7 of 5549
- Typing speed31 of 980950
- Plank hold2 of 1817
An example. Each board pays one point for every place from yours down to the last.
Why it exists
Scrolling is easy.
We watch other people do things and call it a day. Every board here starts with something you did yourself.
Range makes us human.
The more different things you do, the more your brain wakes up, and the more you enjoy your life. The score pays the person who does many things.
Friends make you better.
Nothing pushes you like someone you know, one place above you. Send them your result. See who passed you since your last visit.
How it works
Log your best
Take a photo of the number or type it. A lift, a run, a typing speed and a chess rating all count.
Take your place
Your best joins the board for that discipline. If no board exists, your entry opens it.
Add up every board
Each board you stand on pays into one TWG Score, and one ranking puts every person in order.
What the score means
A board pays one point for every place from yours down to the last. First of ten is worth ten. Last is worth one.
A deadlift and a marathon have no common scale. So the score counts how many people you left behind, on every board you entered. A specialist collects on one board. A person with range collects on all of them.
A board that only you entered pays nothing until someone contests it. The record still stands.
Your first record takes a photo.
Sign in with Google, take a picture of the number, and see where you stand.