A leaderboard for your office social league
An office ping pong ladder, a lunchtime comp, a social club competition. Custom Elo Games keeps the standings current without anybody having to own an awkward spreadsheet.
The problem
Workplace leagues are usually run off the side of someone's desk, and they end when that person gets busy or changes jobs. The tracking is the whole job, and it is the part nobody volunteered for.
What you get instead
- Results log from any device in a few seconds, between meetings or over lunch.
- Ratings account for opponent strength, so the ladder stays interesting once the strongest player emerges.
- More than one person can be given permission to log results, so it does not stall when the organiser is away.
- An admin can make the Game public, so the standings can be dropped into a Slack or Teams channel for anyone to read.

Free, and quick to start
- Free to use, with no card and no trial to run out.
- A Game takes about a minute to set up: name it, add names, log a result.
- Ratings are worked out with the published Elo formula — you can check any change yourself on the Elo calculator.
Want the reasoning behind the ratings? How to Run a Friendly League — Formats, admin burden and the five things that keep a casual league alive.
Set up your workplace league
Create a Game, add everyone who is playing, and log the first result. Share it with the team once it has a few in.
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