# Leaderboards and your profile

> HTT Fun training, step 2 of 4. For: Everyone.
> Source: https://understand.htt.llc/learn/fun/leaderboards-and-profile · Updated 2026-10-15

You will see the HTT Fun leaderboards, and where your own scores are kept.

## Step by step

### 1. Find leaderboards

Scroll to the bottom of any page. Under You, choose Leaderboards.

![HTT Fun: find leaderboards — the screen at this step](https://storage.htt.llc/f/DP7B3AAXHP3BFNVR4M44DEW3SMA76DYV)
*Step 1: Find leaderboards*

### 2. Pick a game

Every game keeps its own top ten. Search for a game, and select it.

![HTT Fun: pick a game — the screen at this step](https://storage.htt.llc/f/YJ7XWHWJFN0GSX69M8YM1A6T60D3G1FN)
*Step 2: Pick a game*

### 3. The top ten

Here is the top ten for that game. Press Play to have a go yourself.

![HTT Fun: the top ten — the screen at this step](https://storage.htt.llc/f/4FYJFXDNB187KH2F2KXMFBGTDXC1NZCH)
*Step 3: The top ten*

### 4. Your profile

Your profile is under You as well. It shows how many games you have finished, your total points, and your average per game.

![HTT Fun: your profile — the screen at this step](https://storage.htt.llc/f/350MKYZRNKY650DAHATFZ51TVREVMFGN)
*Step 4: Your profile*

### 5. Sign in

To keep your scores, sign in with your HTT account. One account works on every HTT platform.

![HTT Fun: sign in — the screen at this step](https://storage.htt.llc/f/ER85ZBPJJE3Y3GHX6AWNB8BMJ7V3PB74)
*Step 5: Sign in*

> **Tip:** On a phone the steps are the same — the video shows them again on a phone, from its second chapter.

## Questions people ask

### Who is the “Leaderboards and your profile” training for?

Everyone. It is one step of the HTT Fun course, which is laid out in the order we recommend learning it.

### Do I need an HTT account for this?

No. Everything in this training works without signing in.

### Can I do this on a phone?

Yes. The steps are the same on a phone, and the video shows every step on a computer and then again on a phone.

### How long does this training take?

The video is about 2 minutes long. Reading the article takes less.