Tierworld lets a ranking live beyond a single image. Add tags, notes, and your own judgment to cards, save them in the Library, and reuse them in rankings to come.
Nothing to install · Local-first by default · Built for desktop and mobile
Saved in your browser Cards you can reuse Image and web exports
01 · Ranking Editor
Make your ranking an expression of your point of view.
Drop cards into tiers, adjust the row names and style, then add why you ranked them that way. When it is ready, save an image or publish a page people can explore card by card.
From a few cards to a few hundred, everything stays easy to organize. Bulk imports are supported, with touch-friendly drag-and-drop on mobile.
Not everything fits in a PNG. On a published page, readers can open each card to see its notes and tags.
Shape the look of your rankingPreview your image exportPublish a ranking people can exploreBring card notes and tags to the web
02 · Cards and context
A card can hold more than an image.
Characters, works, or anything else you care about can be saved with a name, tags, and long-form notes. When the ranking is done, they do not return to a pile of scattered images.
Remember more than the name. Tags, long notes, and your point of view stay linked to the card over time.
Changed your mind? Come back and edit the card instead of starting over.
03 · Card Library
Today’s cards can start tomorrow’s ranking.
Cards used across your projects return to one Library. The next time you rank the same series, you do not need to find the images or write the details again.
Organize once, then keep using it. Saved cards can be added to a new project at any time.
Find the right card, however many you have. Search by name, tag, collection, or usage.
The Tierworld Card Library
04 · Template Asset Packs
Skip the asset hunt and start ranking.
An Asset Pack is a set of cards someone has already organized. Import one and start ranking, or share a set of your own when you have put together something worth passing on.
Import once and start ranking. The cards land in your local workspace.
Share the assets you have organized. Publish it so the next person does not have to rebuild it.
Once published, people can explore your ranking, cards, and point of view in the browser. These examples show the full reading experience of a standard web ranking.
Built by one person, made for many points of view.
Tierworld is designed and maintained by independent developer Pandora, with real creative workflows at the heart of its roadmap. Today it is a local-first ranking workspace; over time, it will grow into a community around collections and the perspectives behind them.
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Pandora
Independent developer and Tierworld's first long-term user. I want every round of collecting and reviewing to stay useful—to become the starting point for the next thing I make.
Interactive published pages that keep notes and tags alongside the ranking
A community for comparing perspectives around specific rankings
More backup options that preserve the local-first foundation
06 · Pricing
Create for free. Upgrade only when you need more cloud space.
Local projects, cards, ranking tools, and exports are free. Supporter gives frequent publishers more hosted space while helping keep Tierworld moving forward.
Your local data is never paywalled. Storage limits apply only to content hosted by Tierworld, whether it is public or private.
A ranking tool built for your ideas
Your point of view is worth saving—and sharing.
Most ranking tools end at the image export. Tierworld turns a one-off drag-and-drop into a personal knowledge space you can revisit, reuse, and keep building.
Your projects live in your browser by default. Nothing goes to the cloud unless you choose to publish, upload an Asset Pack, or create a backup.
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