What you will do

Read your club's leaderboard — the cumulative kilometres of each member kennel —, give the address of its public page and, for the founding kennel, decide whether search engines find it.

What you need

  • A kennel that belongs to a club. Every role reads the leaderboard.
  • To make the page findable in search engines: be the owner of the founding kennel.

Step by step

  1. Open Team › Club › Leaderboard. The cumulative kilometres recorded (outings and races) by each member kennel show for the current year — "2026" —, the previous year — "2025" — or "All time". The Leaderboard: the "Your kennel" card with its rank, the years and the table of kennels by kilometres.
  2. Read the "Your kennel" card: your rank, your kilometres, your number of outings. The top three ranks carry a medal; below, only the number shows.
  3. Give the club's address: "Copy link" (the public link, of the form /club/…). It opens, with no account, the public page: the same leaderboard, the club's showcase — the member kennels' outings published with a "Public profile", shared moments, the date of upcoming group outings and how many kennels are coming —, then an invitation to create one's kennel. The club's public page: the leaderboard, the upcoming group outings and the invitation to create one's kennel.
  4. Read the "The club's public page" card, under the leaderboard: it says what the page shows and whether search engines find it.
  5. To make it findable (founding kennel), turn on "Visible in search engines". The member kennels' names and their kilometres become findable; the page follows within a few minutes.

What you should see

  • Your rank up to date as soon as an outing is recorded, and the gap separating you from the kennel just above.
  • A "The club's public page" card that says "It is visible to anyone with the link, not indexed by search engines." — the default state — or "It is indexed by search engines, as the club's founder chose."
  • A "Public leaderboard →" link at the top of the tab: another page, see below.

What others see

  • Any visitor, without an account, sees the leaderboard, the showcase and the upcoming outings (the day and the number of kennels — never the title or the place).
  • Search engines only find the page if the founder chose so. The pages of published outings, moments and invitation links are never indexed.
  • A kennel that doesn't want its name to be findable can leave the club: "A kennel that does not want this can leave the club from the Members tab."

What it does not do

  • Nothing is public by default: by default, the page is shared by link.
  • A kennel that leaves disappears from the leaderboard; its outings stay its own.
  • The leaderboard says nothing about the dogs: only the kennel's name, its region and its kilometres.
  • The public leaderboard (/classement) is another page, outside any club, which ranks every kennel that turned on "Public leaderboard" in Settings; one doesn't count as consent for the other.

If something goes wrong

  • Your kennel doesn't appear in the leaderboard: no outing recorded over the displayed period — change the year or "All time" — or the kennel has just joined the club.
  • You don't see the "Visible in search engines" setting: it is reserved to the founding kennel.
  • On the phone, you read the leaderboard and share the club's public link; the search visibility is set from the founding kennel; the public leaderboard /classement has no screen of its own on the phone: "Public leaderboard →", under the club's leaderboard and in Settings, opens the website page inside the app (online).

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