History & Leaderboards

Every round you've played, and how you rank against your friends.

1. The History tab

Tap History from the bottom navigation. You'll see every round you've played, newest first. Each row shows:

• The course and the date.
• The other players in the round.
• Your money standing for that round — green for net positive, crimson for net negative, white for square.

Only settled rounds show up by default. Tap the filter chip at the top to include pending or cancelled rounds.

2. Viewing a past round

Tap any row to open the round detail. You'll see:

• The full scorecard with everyone's gross and net scores, hole by hole.
• The skins won per hole, with the winner marked.
• The settle breakdown — pairwise debts with the original Venmo / Cash App / Zelle deep links.
• Russ's post-round narrative recap.
• A Share button to send the round to anyone.

Scores are locked once a round is settled. If you spot an error, see the Disputes section of Settling Up.

3. Sharing your round

From a finished round you can share three different things, depending on where it’s going.

The live scorecard link

Every settled round gets a public URL: forepaid.app/r/<round-id>. Tap Share on the round detail to copy it or send it through any app.

The shared page is read-only. It shows the course, the scorecard, the per-hole skins, the money standings, and Russ's narrative — but no account info, no payment handles, and no notifications. Anyone with the link can view it; they don't need FOREPAID installed.

The scorecard image

For a group chat or a story, share the scorecard image instead of a link — a branded card with the final scores (gross and net), the per-hole skins, and the money result, laid out front-9 / back-9. It posts as a picture anywhere, no tap-through required.

It’s on the same Share sheet from a round’s detail screen, alongside the link.

Wrapped — your season recap

Beyond a single round, Wrapped packages your whole FOREPAID season — your record and highlights — into a shareable card. See Wallet & Lifetime Stats for what it covers.

Opening a share link on iPhone

If you tap a forepaid.app/r/<id> link on an iPhone that already has FOREPAID installed, iOS opens the round directly in the app — no web detour. If the app isn't installed, the link opens in Safari instead and shows the read-only scorecard. The smart banner at the top of that page prompts an install.

4. Who you'll see — your FOREPAID network

FOREPAID doesn't have a separate friend-request system. Your network is built up automatically as you play. The moment you finish a settled round with someone — whether you added them or they added you — they're in your network.

That's who shows up on your leaderboard, who appears in the "vs. so-and-so" snapshots on the Settle screen, and who you can add to a new round by searching their name.

5. The leaderboard

From the History tab, tap the Leaderboard button at the top. You'll see a ranked list of every player you've shared at least one round with, sorted by your head-to-head record.

• Head-to-head record — the count of rounds you finished above that friend minus the count they finished above you, across every round you've played together.
• Money flow — the lifetime sum of pairwise debts: how much money has moved between the two of you across every settled round. Positive means net inflow to you, negative means net outflow.

Tap any friend to drill into the full head-to-head — every round you've played together, with the gross/net scores and the money flow for that round.

6. Privacy — opting in or out

You're invisible on the leaderboard by default. New FOREPAID accounts don't show up on anyone's board until they explicitly opt in.

To appear on your friends' leaderboards, open Profile → find the LEADERBOARD section → turn Publish my scores on.

When you opt in, your name and your standings (vs each friend) appear on their leaderboards. You can opt out anytime — your name disappears immediately from everyone's view, and stays hidden until you opt back in.

7. How rankings work

The leaderboard ranks friends in this order:

1. Head-to-head record, first. A friend with a 5-2 record vs you sits above a friend with a 5-3 record.
2. Money flow, as a tiebreaker. If two friends both have 4-4 records, the one you're net up against (or down to) more dollars ranks higher.

Only settled rounds count. Pending or cancelled rounds don't move anyone's ranking. Ties between players (a round with no winner because of a tied stroke total) don't add to either player's record.