Rankpad guide — rank what you try, your way: your own lists and criteria, 1–10 scores in half steps, photos, a weighted overall, leaderboard, compare, top-N picture and tier view — no account, nothing uploads, stays on this device

Rank what you try, your way

Make a list, pick the criteria that matter to you, score each thing you try, add a photo, and see your own leaderboard. Free, no account, stays on this device.

There are no ads and nothing is uploaded. It speaks Korean, English, Japanese and German.

1. Make a list

• Create a list with a name, an emoji and a colour, or start from a starter template.
• Templates: protein bars (taste, texture, chunks, branding, value), coffee, chocolate, ramen and snacks. Everything in a template can be edited later.

2. Set your criteria

• Each list has its own criteria: add, rename, reorder and delete them.
• Weights are optional; by default every criterion counts the same.
• Give the two ends of a scale their own labels, like “barely sweet / sugar bomb”.
• Scores run from 1 to 10 in half steps. You can show them as 5 stars instead; the scores underneath stay the same.

3. Add items and photos

• Add a name, brand, optional price and currency, the date you tried it, notes, and “would buy again”.
• Take a photo with the camera or pick a picture from the device. Photos are shrunk on the device before saving (longest side 1280 px), up to 6 per item.

4. The overall score

• The overall is the weighted average of the criteria you rated. A criterion you left empty is skipped, not counted as 0.
• No ratings yet means no overall yet.
• Changing weights or criteria recalculates every overall.

5. The leaderboard and manual order

• Each list has a leaderboard: sort by overall or by any one criterion, filter by brand or “would buy again”, and search names, brands and notes.
• Manual order: switch it on, then drag the handle or use the up, down and top buttons to move any item to any spot — even from the bottom of a long list on a phone.
• A “Manual order” badge shows when it is on, and “Back to score order” resets it.

6. Compare, top-N picture and tier view

• Compare 2–3 items side by side, criterion by criterion, with photos and the overall.
• Share your top 3, 5 or 10 as a picture: the PNG is made on the device, then goes to the share sheet or downloads.
• The tier view sorts items into S/A/B/C/D by overall: S 9.0 and up, A 8.0 and up, B 6.5 and up, C 5.0 and up, D below 5.0. Unscored items are listed apart.

7. Barcode (optional)

• Take a photo of the barcode or type the digits, and the name, brand and picture can be filled in from Open Food Facts. They are always editable.
• Open Food Facts is an open database (data ODbL, images CC BY-SA); the credit is shown when its data is used.
• You never need a barcode: typing everything in works fully offline.

• Open Food Facts (data ODbL, images CC BY-SA)

8. Backup and CSV

• The backup file includes your photos. Restoring merges: nothing is deleted, and restoring the same file twice changes nothing.
• Export your items as a CSV file for a spreadsheet.

9. Everything stays on this device

• Lists, scores, photos and settings stay in this browser on this device. No account, no ads, no upload.
• On iPhone/iPad, use Safari’s Share button → Add to Home Screen and open it from there: Safari may clear website data after 7 days without a visit. Download a backup file now and then too.

Movies and restaurants?

Rating movies and restaurants in half stars? Tastepad does exactly that.

• Tastepad guide

Not planned for now

If you would like something, tell us with the Guide & Feedback button at the bottom of the screen.

• Accounts
• Shared lists
• Cloud sync