Who it's for

Same board, wherever you set it down.

Rankboard is one engine — a score, a rank, a reward. It just looks different depending on what you're keeping score of.

fitness

Gym streak board

Longest current attendance streak, shown on the lobby TV. Members see their own name climb every time they check in, and the front desk never has to track it by hand.

Why it works: consistency is the hardest thing to sell a member on — a visible streak makes showing up its own small reward.
restaurants

Wall of Flame

Ranks customers by hottest wing level cleared, with a photo on the wall for whoever's #1. Feeds straight from your POS if you track spice-level orders, or entered by hand at the register.

Why it works: a physical wall of names turns a menu gimmick into something people come back to compete for.
subscription brands

Referral rank

Who's sent the most signups this month, with tiered rewards at each rank. Customers submit their own referral code activity, or it pulls straight from your existing referral tool.

Why it works: a visible rank does what a flat referral bonus can't — it makes the top referrers want to defend their spot.
B2B teams

Sales floor board

Deals closed, refreshed in real time on a shared office screen. Updated manually at standup today; a direct CRM connection is on our roadmap.

Why it works: sales teams already compete informally; a shared board just makes the scoreboard everyone can see at once.
bookstores

Reading streak

Most books finished this quarter, tied to a small store credit for the top few readers. Customers log finishes at checkout or through a simple web form.

Why it works: reading is usually solitary — a shared board turns it into something regulars talk about in the store.
education

Classroom / tutoring leaderboard

Tracks practice problems completed, quiz scores, or attendance for a class or cohort, shown at the start of each session as a quick recap.

Why it works: students respond to visible progress faster than a grade they only see weeks later.
retail

Loyalty tier board

Shows customers where they sit against a spend or visit threshold for your loyalty tiers, with a nudge for how close they are to the next one up.

Why it works: a tier that's invisible until checkout doesn't motivate anyone — seeing the gap does.
Don't see your business?

If it's a number, it can be a board.

Every use case above runs on the same three steps. Start free and point it at whatever you're already keeping score of.

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