Rich Score is a mobile-first social leaderboard where your score always equals your total lifetime contributions in USD—nothing more, nothing less. No points. No XP. No hidden algorithms. No artificial currencies. Climb global and community leaderboards, compete with friends, follow other users, and build your place on the List of Legacy. Rankings update in near real time after every successful contribution, creating a transparent and competitive social experience.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I'm excited to finally share Rich Score with the community.
The idea started with a simple question:
What if status online was based on one completely transparent rule?
Rich Score removes points, XP, hidden algorithms, referral boosts, and virtual currencies. Your Rich Score always equals your total lifetime contributions in USD, making the ranking simple and easy to understand.
We built global and community leaderboards around that idea and called the main ranking the List of Legacy.
Whether people love it or hate it, we hope it starts interesting conversations about transparency, competition, and online status.
I'd genuinely love your feedback—especially the critical kind. What would you change? What would stop you from using it? And what excites you most about the concept?
Thanks for checking it out!
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The choice to tie every rank directly to real USD contributions instead of inventing another fake point system is genuinely refreshing. That kind of transparency takes guts in a space drowning in gamified nonsense.
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@naime162129 Thank you, I really appreciate that. That was exactly the goal from day one. We wanted every position on the leaderboard to reflect something real and easy to understand—not points, XP, or hidden algorithms. Whether people agree with the concept or not, at least everyone knows exactly how the ranking works. Transparency was more important to us than adding another layer of gamification.
The choice to tie every rank directly to real USD contributions instead of inventing another fake point system is genuinely refreshing. That kind of transparency takes guts in a space drowning in gamified nonsense.
@naime162129 Thank you, I really appreciate that. That was exactly the goal from day one. We wanted every position on the leaderboard to reflect something real and easy to understand—not points, XP, or hidden algorithms. Whether people agree with the concept or not, at least everyone knows exactly how the ranking works. Transparency was more important to us than adding another layer of gamification.