Everyone ranks it. Then you find out who's wrong.
Pick a topic, list the items and send the link to the group chat. Nobody sees anyone else's picks until they've locked in their own. Then you get the group's tier list and the items people fought over.
What you get at the end
A made-up example: four friends ranked Thanksgiving sides. Each strip counts how many of them put that item in S, A, B, C, D or F.
How it works
- Make the list
A topic and 3 to 40 items, like snacks or everyone's cars.
- Everyone ranks alone
Drop the link in the group chat. People tap or drag each item into a tier.
- The reveal
Lock in yours to see the group list and where people disagreed most.
Templates
Questions
- What is a group tier list?
- Everybody ranks the same items from S (best) to F (worst) on their own phone. tier averages the placements into one list and points out the items people split on.
- Can people see my ranking before they rank?
- No. You only see results after you lock in your own, so nobody just copies the group. After that, anyone who's ranked can see who put what where.
- Do I need an account?
- No. You type a name when you lock in. Your browser remembers your ranking so you can change it later. Clear your browser data and that's gone, though.
- How many people and items?
- Up to 30 people and 3 to 40 items per list. If nobody touches a list for 60 days, it gets deleted.
- Can I make one by myself?
- Sure. Rank it and save the image. The link still works if you send it around later.