Douze: Fan Rankings

About Douze: Fan Rankings

Douze is a fan-made app for the Eurovision Song Contest: your own ranking of every contest, the full results archive back to 1956, and a new song puzzle every day.

RANK YOUR WAY
• Build your personal ranking for a contest year, from the current season back to 1956
• Drag and drop the classic way, or let quick-fire duels decide it — two songs at a time, pick a favourite, and Douze builds the list for you
• Rank a semi-final and the grand final as separate lists
• Rank the national finals too, not just the contest itself
• Share cards made for posting your top ten anywhere

EXPLORE THE ARCHIVE
• Every contest held since 1956, with results, points and the full scoreboard
• Jury and televote splits where they were published
• Browse by year or by country and see where each entry placed
• Song previews and performance videos without leaving the app
• Search any entry, artist or country

FOLLOW THE SEASON
• A calendar of national finals across Europe — Melodifestivalen, Benidorm Fest, Sanremo, Eesti Laul, Festival da Canção and dozens more
• Notifications when new entries are confirmed and when a show is about to start
• A countdown to the next live show on the home screen
• News from the season as it happens

JOIN THE COMMUNITY
• Community charts built from thousands of fan rankings
• See which songs fans rank highest from every country
• Compare your list against the community and find out how mainstream your taste really is

DOUZE DAILY
• The Daily Twelve: five songs from one year, put them in the order they actually finished
• Daily Clip: name the song from one second of audio, with the clip growing and a hint unlocking on every wrong guess
• Everyone in the world gets the same puzzles, resetting at midnight UTC
• Daily, monthly and all-time leaderboards, per game and combined

KEEP TRACK
• Weekly challenges that nudge you through the archive — rank a year from the 1990s, finish three national finals
• Decade-by-decade progress showing how much of the archive you have covered
• Milestones as your collection of rankings grows

FREE AND DOUZE+
The history, the results, the statistics and the community charts are free, so is ranking the recent contests, and so are two of the daily games. Douze+ adds the rest of the ranking archive back to 1956, semi-finals and grand finals as separate lists, the national finals, a third daily game drawn from them, and an archive of the days you missed.

Start as a guest without an account, or sign in to keep your rankings synced and to appear on the leaderboards. Light and dark themes included.

Douze is an independent fan project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the EBU or the Eurovision Song Contest.