Leaderboard
Guess the Year leaderboard
Check today's top scores, save your own run, and compare how close your year guesses were across different modes.
The leaderboard is intentionally lightweight: no login, no email, and no profile setup. Submit a nickname after a five-question round and come back tomorrow for a new daily table.
FAQ
Common questions
Does the leaderboard require login?
No. You can save a score with a nickname only. No account or email is required.
What happens in local mode?
Your best score is saved on this device, and the page still shows a playable leaderboard table.
Why might a score submit be delayed?
Very fast repeated submissions may ask you to wait briefly before trying again.
Local leaderboard
Today's top scores
Compare today's results, track your local best score, and submit a nickname when you want to save a run. No account or email is needed.
Today's table
Local best score
Ava
daily · 2026-07-21 · avg error 1.1
You
daily · 2026-07-21 · avg error 0
Ava
daily · 2026-07-21 · avg error 1.1
You
daily · 2026-07-21 · avg error 0
Today's Top Scores
Current day snapshot
Weekly Best
Seven-day performance
Best Streaks
Repeated daily play
Submit your score
Add a nickname and save your result. The leaderboard only uses your score details from this round.
How scoring works
A five-question round can score up to 500 points. Exact guesses earn the most, near misses still count, and repeat submissions may ask you to wait briefly before trying again.
Today's Top Scores
Daily leaderboard preview for the current challenge.
Weekly Best
A rolling weekly board for repeat players and category explorers.
Best Streaks
A future board for players who return day after day.
Make your score count
Finish a Daily Game, Campaign, Challenge Pack, or custom challenge, then submit the final score with a short nickname. The best scores are easier to compare when you also track average year error.
How scoring works
Each question is worth up to 100 points. Exact years score 100, near guesses still earn partial credit, and a five-question round totals up to 500. Average year error helps show how close your timeline instincts were, even when two players finish with similar totals.