67Ranked.com — Ig Nobel Award (Funniest Hack) @ UofTHacks 2026

Overview

What if you could settle the age-old question of who among your friends is the most athletic... by seeing who can 67 the fastest?

That's 67ranked. A browser-based game where real-time pose tracking judges whether you've successfully executed a 67, ranks you on a global leaderboard, and lets you challenge your friends to duels in real time. No app download. No hardware. Just you, your webcam, and your dignity.

How It Works

Everything runs entirely in the browser — no backend compute, no server-side processing. MoveNet Lightning (via TensorFlow.js) does real-time pose estimation on your webcam feed, tracking your keypoints frame by frame to detect and score a valid 67.

Solo mode lets you practice and chase your personal best. Duels mode connects two players in real time to race head-to-head. The global leaderboard is powered by Supabase, which also handles the real-time sync for duels.

The whole thing is fast, lightweight, and works on basically any device with a camera.

Results

Won the Ig Nobel Award for Funniest Hack at UofTHacks 2026 — my first ever solo hackathon win.

Also just a really, really fun build. Go try it and see where you rank.