Your proof, on purpose

Turn anything you do into proof worth sharing.

ProofMe turns the screenshots and stats already living in your apps into striking Proof Cards, a personal score, and a profile your friends want to check.

Start from a screenshot Share only what you choose
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Your 2026 so far

742

Proof Score

Top 8%

of LifeScorers

On foot

847 km

this year

Countries

11

explored

Books

19

finished

Building

712h

made

Your personality

The Explorer

Made from your moments proof.me/alex

New personal best

+42 points this month

Keep the receipt

Source context stays with every big number.

No one-size-fits-all

Your categories make your score yours.

Built to travel

Cards look good in the group chat and on your profile.

From screenshot to scoreboard

Your year already has the data. Give it a point of view.

What goes in

Run, ride, or train

Screenshot it from the app you use.

Save, spend, or build

Add the number and a little context.

Read, learn, or explore

Make the quiet wins count too.

01

Drop in a moment

Upload the screenshot you were about to send anyway, or enter a stat from the app you already use.

02

Get your Proof Card

LifeScore turns the boring number into a clean, personal recap with the right context attached.

03

See your score grow

Collect the things that matter to you in one Proof Score, percentile, and personality.

The viral loop

The share is not the end. It is the invite.

Every Proof Card leads somewhere: your public proof.me profile, a friendly comparison, or a challenge that makes someone else want to make theirs.

1

ShareSend a card that feels too good to keep in drafts.

2

ProfileLet people see the proof you choose to make public.

3

CompareTurn “what’s your score?” into a new ritual with friends.

Alex vs. friends

August walking challenge

You · Alex847 km
Mina792 km
Jules641 km
proof.me/alexLive profile

Good questions

Before you flex responsibly.

One year. Your proof.

What's your score?

Make your first Proof Card and turn one good number into something people remember.

Create my score