Build Your Own Greatest of All Time Board
Tired of media and other critics' rankings? Make your own top 10, top 100, top 1000 films of all time — rank in your own archive and share with others.
How grading works
Every watched film gets a letter grade on a 16-tier scale — A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+, D, D-, E+, E, E-, F. Grade is your private snap judgment after watching, separate from the public 0–10 rating. The Board uses the grade as the floor; ranking lives on top of it.
How to rank
The Board is slot-and-pool. Films you've graded sit in a pool; you drag them into ranked slots — slot 1, slot 2, slot 3, and so on. You can keep going to 100, to 1000, however far the canon you're building reaches. Drag-swap inside the Board reorders; drag back into the pool unranks. The pool stays in grade order so a quick reshuffle always sees your highest-graded films first.
How to render
When the Board is in a state you want to share, click Render to publish a long-format image — the full ranked stack, frame by frame, with poster, title, year, and rank. Share the file as it is, or share a link to the live Board so visitors see the current state every time.
Era and Country boards
Beyond the master All-Time Board, you also get an Era board (five historical buckets) and a Country board, both auto-derived from the same slots-and-pools. Switch view to compare your relationship with one decade against another, or your French canon against your Japanese canon, without re-ranking by hand.
Pointer-precision editing
Editing the board is a desktop-only flow — drag, drop, swap. Mobile shows the full board read-only. The constraint is intentional: canon-construction wants a real cursor.