One thing at a time. You pick something, you grade it, you say why. That's a card — and everything on AllVibe grows from it.
Five grades. No decimals, no half-hearted 7/10s — you have to commit:
S is sacred — an all-time great, a personal canon pick. Fis the spiciest grade on the app: flat-out "awful." Both will get you argued with. Good. And there's an honest sixth option: 🤷 don't know it — saves it to come back to, never counts as a grade.
The home page is shelves of things worth having an opinion about — movies, shows, songs, games, anime, books, athletes, countries, brands, more. Anything wearing a dashed ? is an open seat: tap it, grade it, done. Search anything by name, or hit Shuffle and let us deal — you just swipe and judge. You can even paste a YouTube link or invent your own card with a photo. One card per thing: grade it again later and your card updates instead of duplicating. Your take can evolve; your board stays honest.
You can start before you even have an account — your first grades wait for you and land on your board the moment you sign up.
Every grade wants a why: one line, 140 characters max. Not a review — a take. The push-the-van bit is the whole family's dysfunction in one gag. That energy. Tap one word to highlight it in your tier color, and it becomes the loudest word on the card.
Cards collect into your taste board— your profile, world by world: Movies & TV, Music, Gaming, Anime, Comics, and any world you claim. The board carries its own grade, S to F, and it measures one thing only: how readable your taste is— never how "good" it is. There are no bad tastes here, only unreadable boards. Grades say what, why's say who; not into anime? Don't claim it — nothing counts against you.
Pin up to nine cards as the face of your board, flip the whole thing into a tier list and drag cards into your exact order, or carve remixes — named tier lists cut from your graded cards ("Top Marvel movies"), living as story circles on your profile.
Grade enough and your board starts talking — literally. The pulsing circle on your profile is your board's voice: it reads your golden age, your splits, your loneliest takes, and answers questions like "where am I blurry?" or "roast my taste" — arguing only from your own cards. Visit someone else's board and the same voice reads you two: your taste match percentage, where you agree, where you clash, and what's worth stealing from their board.
Open any card and you're in that thing's room: how the world graded it, everyone's why's grouped by tier, the trailer or the song a tap away. Then the dashed ? asks for your call. Casting it creates a real card on your board — no drive-by ratings, your take costs a card. Under why's, the debate: challenge a take with a counter, counter the counters, and let hearts keep score.
Taste as a live sport. A host opens a room with a pool of items, the crowd votes them into tiers together, and the table moves in real time — every vote, every swing, on one wall. Drag to rank inside your tiers, drop your why's, watch the feed narrate the chaos. When it ends: a champion, a shareable recap video, leaderboards, and a personal report for every voter — your taste twin in the room, your opposite, your hottest take, and one tap to carry your session grades home to your board.
Vibes ⚡are the room's drama money: super-vote to make your call count ×5, freeze a card in F with a ransom timer, rescue it, pin your why over the table. Every spend is announced to the room, supports the host, and never touches an item's real scores — money buys drama, not outcomes.
Trades are 1-on-1 card exchanges — not a chat. Send someone a card ("look what I graded"), they answer with their grade of the same thing, and the thread shows who voted how, side by side. No text, just cards and reactions: 🔥 💀 😭 🤝 🧢 ❤️. If they've already graded it, their take appears instantly.
Follow the people whose takes hit. Claim your crowds — Gen Z, Swifties, Souls fans — and wear them as chips on your board. When someone's taste earns it, give their board some love. And the number that matters between any two people: your taste match— computed from the things you've both graded, world by world.
That's it. Grade something.