Every LinkedIn profile, scored S to F.
An Elo-style score across six categories, and a tier that says where anyone stands.
Rank anyone, right on their profile.
A badge sits on the corner of every LinkedIn photo. Gray until someone ranks them, then their tier. Click it for the full card: Elo, latest education, current role and six category scores.
- One press of Rank. No setup.
- Ranked by someone else already? You see their tier for free.
- The profile itself never leaves your browser.
Earn your plate.
Strike your card in gold or obsidian, rep your school, or earn a plate nobody can buy. Whatever you wear shows on your profile for every Linkelo user.
Your score, and how to raise it.
Rank your own profile and Linkelo turns coach. See where your points come from, which moves are worth the most, how close the next plate is, and your Elo over time. Then share the card.
Climb the leaderboards.
Everyone you rank lands on your own board, sorted by tier. Opt in to see where you place among everyone, and your school among schools.
Public is opt-in. Nobody appears on it without choosing to.
Your Linkelo, on every browser.
Sign in with Google, Apple or email and your settings, plates, progress and score follow you everywhere. Claim your profile so only you can change how it looks, and your earned plate shows for everyone.
- Optional. Everything works without it.
- Numbers about you, never the people you rank.
- Delete your account any time, from settings.
Optional. Keeps your look and progress on every browser, and claims your profile so only you can change it.
Profiles are read and scored inside your browser. What's shared is a row of numbers and a scrambled address.
Tiers are cut from how real scores are spread, so your letter says where you stand among real people.
Turn sharing off and Linkelo still works. Read the privacy policy.
What's your tier?
Rank your own profile in one press and find out.