Appear on the leaderboard or stay hidden
Opt-in choices, what others see, and how to step back off.
The short answer
You decide whether you appear at all. A scan stays in your own history until you tap "Place me @ Leaderboard" on the result. Signed out, the row shows as Anonymous; signed in, it can carry your name. Either way, anyone who opens the row sees the score and its six-axis breakdown.
The rest of this covers what each choice exposes, and where the undo has limits.
Nothing is posted by default
Running a scan does not put you on the leaderboard. The board is fed only by results that someone chose to post, and posting is a separate tap on a result you already have. There is no setting to find and no toggle that quietly defaults to on.
That makes the best privacy move a boring one: look at the result first, then decide. A scan you never post stays where it is, in your history, and where your cock ratings are kept explains what that history is.
There is also no pressure to decide quickly. The scan will be in your history tomorrow exactly as it is today, and you can post it then if you still want to. A result posted in a hurry is the one most likely to be regretted, while a result you wait on costs you nothing.
Anonymous or named
Posting is free and works without an account. A guest entry shows as "Anonymous". If you sign in first, you can have your name on the row instead, so the choice is made before you tap, not after.
If you do sign in, pick a username that is not your real name. The photo is a separate question from the row, and how to get your cock rated anonymously goes through cropping, background and location data before you upload anything.
Guest and named entries sit on the same board, so choosing Anonymous does not change anything about the score. It only changes whose name the row carries.
What a row shows, and what a link does
Tap any row and you get that entry’s score and the six-axis breakdown behind it. Two entries with the same total can look very different in the breakdown, which is why it is the part to think about before you post.
An open entry is also reflected in the address bar. If you copy that link, it reopens the board on that exact row for whoever you send it to. Treat it like any other link to something with your name on it: send it only to people you would show the row to anyway.
Stepping back off
Deleting the rating behind an entry does not take the row down. The row stays on the board, but its breakdown is no longer available. How to delete your cock ratings and your account covers that caveat and the formal route.
Whether a row can be removed outright is not something the product copy promises, so check the Leaderboard window for any control it currently offers, and send a request to [email protected] if you want one handled. In the UK, GOV.UK lists having data erased among your data protection rights, with some exceptions - so asking is reasonable, and the answer depends on where you live.