AI Tier List Maker

Each item is scored separately against five levels written for your criterion, from "among the worst options" (D) to "a top pick nearly everyone would agree on" (S). Jev returns a probability for every level, and the weighted average becomes the score. The tier is that score rounded to the nearest level.

S tier is the top of the board: the best of the best for whatever you're ranking by. It comes from Japanese grading, where S sits above A. Below it, A is excellent, B is fine, C is below average and D is the bottom.

Yes. Drag any chip to another row, or tap a chip and then tap a tier letter on a phone. On a keyboard, focus a chip and press S, A, B, C or D. Moved chips show a dashed border and the tier Jev gave them, and one click resets the board.

Something specific gives the most useful board. "Best first language for beginners" or "best fries" ranks very differently from "overall quality". If you leave it empty, items are ranked by overall quality.

Between 3 and 40 per board. Duplicates are dropped before ranking, and each item can be up to 60 characters. For bigger lists, split them into themed boards.

Your list is sent to Jev to be scored and the result is cached so the same list returns the same board instantly next time. Nothing is tied to your name and there's no signup.

Use "Copy as text" to get a plain S/A/B/C/D list you can paste into a chat, a tweet or a doc. It includes your changes, not just Jev's original placement.