Referral rewards
Every signup gets a unique referral link by email. Share it with anyone who’d compete. Payouts land once that many referred people create a Pantheon account with the same email they joined the waitlist with.
An exclusive badge on your profile.
Receive a free Pantheon PRO subscription for 6 months.
Win a limited edition Pantheon cap.
We’ll name an official tournament with a name of your choice*.
*Subject to the name being appropriate and approved by the team.
Referral rewards are paid out based on the number of your referrals that actually join the platform when it launches (this requires using a university email).
Features
One global student leaderboard, ranked by elo. Filter by university, name or league.
Your rating, competition record, achievements and experience, on one page.
Live, single-elimination bracket tournaments, between universities. Open to spectators, right through to the final. Cheer on your university!
Individual participants compete against the clock. Answer correct and answer quick to gain ELO.
ready to compete
Average ELO 2,284
Your society can challenge any other society on the platform to a head-to-head tournament, straight from your society's page. Create the questions, pick the rosters, and battle it out to see who wins.
Earn Phi Coins from ranked competitions, then redeem them for official Pantheon items and exclusive gear. Some items — like the Top 10 keychain — unlock only once you meet the requirements.
Get matched against another student with skill-based matchmaking. Same questions under the same time constraints.
Every Med Cup and Society Cup match streams live to spectators. Vote on who’ll win each round in the crowd prediction poll, watch the split shift as the votes come in, and chat with everyone else watching.
Every university on the platform, ranked by average elo - with member counts and ranked cup wins shown.
Add friends from across the platform, keep up with message notifications, manage new requests, and chat without stepping away from the competition.
What’s Your ELO?
Ten questions on the clock, with increasing difficulty. Answer as many as you can before time runs out and we’ll estimate your ELO and league.
The Beta Test
Join us for a limited-time beta test of our new platform, featuring a range of ranked challenges with rewards.
A full bracket cup and a free-for-all round, run on medical-track questions for the week.
The same format, run in parallel on maths-track questions — pick one track or play both.
One new question released each day of the beta, across both tracks.
The top 10 finishers on the beta leaderboard earn rewards when the week closes.
Every student who takes part keeps a permanent badge marking them as a beta participant.
If you run a medicine or maths society at your university, we'd like your help selecting students for a roster to compete in the beta. Email us from your university address with your society's name and your role.
Roadmap
Once the beta is complete, here's what we plan on introducing next.
Medicine and Mathematics go first — seven days, ranked competitions and daily challenges with a live leaderboard.
Computer Science and Data Science join the ladder, with formats built for the subject — including AI and machine learning competitions.
Partner with sponsors (e.g. quant firms, hedge funds, tech companies, healthcare startups) to run special-format tournaments with their own prizes, branding and recruiting access to top performers.
Develop a series of international tournaments that bring together top performers from universities around the world.
Frequently asked questions
What is Pantheon?
Pantheon is a platform for university students to compete in subject-specific, ranked competitions to gain ELO (a rating system, just like in chess) and climb the leaderboard.
Is it free?
Yes, the core platform is free to use, although a Pro tier with extra features is also available.
What academic disciplines are supported?
Currently, the platform supports competitions for medicine, maths, and computer science, however the beta will begin with med and maths only. We are also planning to expand to other disciplines soon - including data science/AI.
What sort of competitions are available?
As of yet, we host ranked competitions in 3 formats: individual challenges (called free-for-alls), bracket-style, team-based tournaments (called cups), and 1v1 competitions. We also have custom 1v1 matches, and societys can also run their own custom tournaments.
When will it be available?
Pantheon is currently in development and will be available soon. Sign up for the waitlist to be notified when we launch the beta.