Levels show on Fortnite's own scoreboard, progress kept on rejoin, PSD logos included

A level system with a top-five panel in the top right that updates live, and a progress bar and PSD logos you recolour yourself.

Players who join, play a round and leave have nothing to come back for. This gives them levels that climb across sessions, shown in a top-five panel and on Fortnite's own scoreboard. Setup is a few basic devices and the Verse code as it ships.

What it does:
📊 Levels on the built-in scoreboard: Each player's current level is written to the standard Fortnite scoreboard next to their name — players read the standings in the screen they already open, with no extra menu to teach them.
🏆 Top-five panel: A board in the top right corner listing the five highest players and their levels, refreshed the moment a level changes — the race stays visible during the match instead of only at the end.
💾 Levels kept between sessions: Progress is written with persistence when a player leaves, so a player who rejoins tomorrow comes back at the level they left on rather than at zero.
🎨 Colours you set yourself: The progress bar colours and the colours in the Verse devices are yours to change, and the logos ship as layered PSD files — the UI ends up in your map's palette instead of a stock one.
⚙️ Ready-to-use Verse code: The code arrives optimised and configured, so installing is placing a few basic devices and pointing them at it — no rewriting the script to get a first level on screen.

What you can change: The progress bar colours; the colour values inside the Verse devices; and the logo artwork, which ships as layered PSD files you can edit and re-export.

Requirements & setup: No Verse knowledge needed — the code ships ready to use. Place the Verse devices and the few basic devices they need on your island, then set your colours.

What's inside: The Verse code for the level system, the top-five leaderboard and the progress bar, and the logo sources as layered PSD files.

Support & updates: Lifetime updates included — if a Fortnite patch breaks something, the fix ships free. Direct support on Discord, usually the same day.