TierMaker.com

TierMaker is an amazing tool that makes organizing and ranking things super easy and fun! The interface is simple to use, allowing you to create custom tier lists quickly or choose from thousands of templates made by other users. It’s perfect for everything from ranking your favorite movies, games, or snacks to sorting priorities or ideas. The drag-and-drop feature is smooth, and the ability to share your lists with friends or on social media adds a great social element. Overall, TierMaker is a creative and engaging platform that helps you visualize your preferences in a clear and enjoyable way. Highly recommend it!

I’m giving this app 1 star because it’s honestly one of the most frustrating apps I’ve used. First of all, it’s way too glitchy. The app crashes almost every time I try to use it, which makes it nearly impossible to actually make a tier list. I’ll be in the middle of working on something and suddenly the app just closes. It feels really unpolished and unreliable. Second, it costs $20, which is way too expensive for a tier maker app. For that price, I would expect something that works smoothly and consistently, but this app definitely doesn’t deliver that. There are many other tier maker apps that are better than this one and don’t cost nearly as much. Overall, I’m really disappointed with this app. Between the constant crashes and the high price, it just doesn’t feel worth it at all. Please acknowledge this information and seriously consider fixing the performance issues and reevaluating the price.

Most apps have the whole "ad-free" experience figured out pretty well by now. If you think it's worth paying for, fork over 5 or 10 bucks and get rid of it or otherwise deal with ads. Apparently, however, TierMaker believes themselves geniuses in the mobile market. Instead of simply making an ad-free experience desirable, it is MANDATORY. Don't want to pay to get rid of ads? Oh well, shouldn't have downloaded the app. It will pop up the "free trial" buttons any time you want to open a tier list template, and if you say no then it closes your template. If they make it so that the ads even exist rather than flaunting it as a "no ad experience" when it's moreso a "pay to use, false advertised as free" app, then I'll bump the stars up to 3. Some advice for anyone who wants to use this: get on a computer, download ad block, and just use the website. Completely free. Brave Browser is good for that.