TierDrop
Rate itRank the day's category from S to F, then see how everyone else ranked it.
on sabcdef.com

TierDrop gives everyone the same category to rank each day. You drag its items into S, A, B, C, D, E and F tiers, submit your list, and the next day see the average of everyone's lists, how much players disagreed and whose list came closest. A discussion board, a feed of other lists and groups let players argue over the picks.
About TierDrop
TierDrop, at sabcdef.com (the address spells out the tiers S, A, B, C, D, E and F), is a daily tier list. Each day has one named, dated drop, such as Worst Things to Find in Your Shoe on Monday 19 October or Birds the day before, with a set of items shown as emoji tiles. You drag each tile into one of seven tiers from S at the top to F at the bottom, then press Submit. A countdown at the top shows when the next drop arrives, at 05:00 UTC.
There is no right answer while you rank: the game is in comparing. The next day, Yesterday's results shows the average of every list submitted (225 lists from 36 countries for Birds), a spice rating for how much players disagreed, the people's champion and a leaderboard of the lists that landed closest to the average. After you submit you can share a link or a plain text copy of your tiers, read other players' lists in the feed and react to their picks with an emoji, and join the day's discussion. Reroll swaps items you have not ranked for new ones, and Suggest adds an item to today's category for others to vote on and rank.
Some days follow the calendar: Halloween Things on 31 October, Christmas Things on 25 December, Celebrations and Resolutions at the turn of the year. Groups let friends rank the same drop together, and optional notifications remind you when a new category lands. You can set a display name and country or skip that, and keep your list off the public feed. It suits players who like ranking things and arguing about it more than being right.
How to play TierDrop
- Open TierDrop, skip or follow the short tour, and read today's category.
- Drag each item from the Unranked tray into a tier from S (best) to F (worst).
- Use Reroll to swap unranked items for new ones, or Suggest to add one of your own.
- Press Submit when every item is ranked, then share your list or read others' in the feed.
- Come back after the next drop at 05:00 UTC to see yesterday's average and how close your list came.
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Tips
- Decide what S means for the day's topic before you start, so your tiers stay consistent.
- Check yesterday's results to see how the community tends to rank; the leaderboard rewards lists near the average.
- Create a group with friends to compare lists on the same drop.
- Turn off Show on global feed if you would rather keep your list private.
Questions
Is there a right answer in TierDrop?
No. Each tier list is your own opinion; the next day's results show the community average, and a leaderboard ranks lists by how close they landed to it.
What time does TierDrop reset?
At 05:00 UTC, the same moment for every player; a Next drop countdown shows the time left.
Do I need an account?
No. You can set a display name and country or skip it; your tier lists are saved in your browser.
Can I play with friends?
Yes. Groups let you rank the same daily drop together, and a share link opens a preview of your tiers.
Does TierDrop have ads?
We saw none: the page loads no ad scripts and shows no ad slots.
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