One line of HTML puts your whole leaderboard on your site, blog, wiki or Notion page — standings, stats, activity and submissions. It updates itself, and you never touch the snippet again. Free on every plan.
A real embed, on a pretend website
Posted by an admin · 4 min read
Two weeks left and the top of the table has barely settled. The gap between first and third is the smallest it's been all season, and there are still enough points on the board for any of them to take it.
The standings below are live — they're the same numbers our Discord shows, updating as scores come in:
Get your scores in before Sunday. Anything submitted after the deadline rolls into next season.
Those are the only settings. You pick how many places are visible and the snippet's height follows — nobody drops off the board, the list just scrolls.
<iframe src="http://localhost:4173/embed/1137440604993880134/Highscore_Leaderboard" width="100%" height="686" style="border:0" loading="lazy" title="Leaderboard"></iframe>
It is the same board, not a copy of it: standings, the stat cards, recent activity. A score submitted a minute ago is already on it.
Your members can log in and submit scores right there on your page, and admins can review what comes in — the same as on the leaderboard itself.
Only public leaderboards render, and every permission is still checked on our servers — embedding hands nobody rights they would not have on the leaderboard itself.
Open your leaderboard in the dashboard and pick Embed.
