App · iOS & Android
Rich
A leaderboard with no excuses. Rank comes from the units you bought — a fixed number worldwide, not the price you were charged. Three boards, tiers, badges and rank cards worth sharing.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
How it works- iOS & Android
- Three boards
- Tiers and badges
- Shareable cards
Global board
- no. 1marta.qb99,900units
- no. 2Anonymous54,000units
- no. 3g.ferri21,500units
How it works
One rule, applied without exceptions: what counts is how much you bought, not how much it cost you.
Units count, money doesn’t
Every product is worth a fixed number of units, identical worldwide. Stores price in local currency: ranking on the amount charged would sell the same standing for a fraction of the price in cheaper markets.
Three boards, one truth
Global, country and friends are the same aggregation with only the filter changing. They can never disagree about who is ahead.
The gap to the next rank
Every board also tells you where you stand and who is immediately above you, with the units between you. That distance is the whole loop of the app.
Tiers and honorifics
Unit thresholds unlock a band — bronze, silver, gold — and the badges that come with it. The tier is the metal; the badge is the title.
Shareable rank cards
Every profile has a public page and a server-generated PNG card: your rank travels outside the app, and opens for people who don’t have it installed.
Anonymous ≠ invisible
Two separate switches. An anonymous purchase hides your name but still counts toward your rank; opting out removes you from every board while your history stays intact.
Coming soon
Take the top spot
Rich is on its way to the App Store and Google Play. Purchases go through the stores, as their rules require, and they fund the work: this is not a fundraiser, and there is no charity involved.
One account across HartwellBridge apps — the same profile works on Francesco.