ThreeSheet: Movie Tier List

ThreeSheet is for keeping one honest, ordered list of the movies you've seen — best to worst, actually decided, not just sorted into star buckets. Most rating apps ask for a star count and leave you with ten movies you all gave four stars, no idea which one you'd rewatch first. ThreeSheet handles this by asking you to compare — "this one or that one?" — a few quick times whenever you add something. Each movie ends up in a real spot, and the list stays in order as it grows. (You can mix in TV shows too.) Adding a movie. Search for it, then either drop it into a rough tier or answer a few comparisons to pin down exactly where it goes. You can drag things around later whenever a placement feels off. Tiers. The S-through-F labels come from where a movie sits in your list — you don't assign them. Filter by genre, director, actor, or your own tags to get a tier list of just that slice. Bringing over old ratings. If you've got a Letterboxd or IMDb export, import it and ThreeSheet folds it into your list, reviews and tags included. Scoring by category. You can rate a title on things like writing, visuals, performances, and rewatchability, then use the Lens view to re-sort a copy of your list by whatever you care about most. Comparing with other people. There's a global leaderboard showing how titles rank across everyone, and you can follow other members, line your list up against theirs, and find people whose taste matches yours. No ads, no tracking SDKs. Sign in with Apple. You can delete your account and everything tied to it from Settings, whenever. ThreeSheet uses the TMDB API but isn't endorsed or certified by TMDB. ThreeSheet's optional Supporter tiers are auto-renewable subscriptions. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. A subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period; manage or cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/