Open Rank

The list (title, items, and current scores) is encoded into the URL itself. When you copy the page URL and send it to someone, they see the same list when they open it. No server, no signup.

Yes — click an arrow as many times as you like and the score keeps moving, one point per click. A small badge on the row shows how far you personally have pushed that item, and the opposite arrow walks it back. This is a shared scratchpad rather than a ballot box, so it suits a team hashing out an order, not a contested public poll.

Both URLs end up valid but divergent — there is no central server merging them. Whichever URL is shared next becomes the “current” one for the next person. This works well for short-lived team votes; for long campaigns, use a dedicated polling service.

Up to 100 items. A full list makes a URL of roughly 3–6 KB depending on how long the names are, well within browser limits. A warning appears at 80 items.

Yes. Open “Import from CSV” and either choose a .csv file or paste the rows straight in. The first column is the item name and a second score column is optional. Headers such as name, item, score, votes, rank, or points are detected automatically, and you can override the mapping with the dropdowns. Comma, semicolon, and tab files all work, as do quoted names containing commas. You get a preview before anything is added, and you can replace the list or add to it.

Yes. Turn on “Editable scores” and you can click any score and type a new one — whole, decimal, or negative — instead of only nudging it one point at a time with the arrows. Scores imported from a CSV can be any number too, and importing a file with real starting scores turns the option on for you.