TTR Tracker keeps public leaderboards for every toon that plays with it open. Nothing on them is typed in: every figure is counted from what the tracker saw happen in the game. There are four ways to look at them, all on the app’s Leaderboards tab.

• Weekly winners — the top three toons on each of 19 boards, Monday to Monday, UK time. Every finished week is kept, so you can page back or pick one off the calendar.
• All-time winners — the same 19 boards over everything the tracker has ever seen, with the top ten on each.
• Tracker Levels — every listed toon ranked by its Tracker Level, 25 to a page, with your own place shown underneath.
• Fastest runs — the ten quickest toons in each boss room: the V.P., the C.F.O., the C.J. and the C.E.O. A toon shows up once the tracker has timed two of its runs.

The boards

The weekly and all-time boards are the same 19, in 6 groups.

How a toon gets on them

• Counted while the tracker was watching. Play with the site or the Windows app open and what it sees is counted. Play with it shut and it will not make the board, so a board can show less than you really did.
• Boss runs count only when the win shows. The tracker has to see the toon go in, come out and win — a suit level, a reward, or the walk out to the boss’s playground. A crash or a lost fight counts nothing.
• Your first sync is not a score. The fish album you already had is imported, not counted, so a new toon starts every board at zero.
• Facility Fanatic is “at least”. When a run fills a promotion bar the game bins the overflow, so the real payout can be higher than the board shows.
• Ties go to whoever got there first.
• The boards are a few minutes behind. A run you have just finished can take up to about five minutes to appear.
• You can opt out. One switch in Settings takes a toon off every board and off the tracker’s Toons list at once.

See the leaderboards