Straight answers about making top 10 lists: which app to use, what it costs, how sharing works, and what happens to your data. Every post answers one question, the way you would ask it.
What to look for in a list-making app — and what Top Tens does differently.
Most free apps pay for themselves with your data. Top Tens doesn’t do advertising profiling and doesn’t sell your personal information.
Pick a category, add ten things, put them in order — and what to do when you change your mind.
Both make top 10 lists. The difference is what happens after the list is made.
Yes — free to download and use, with an optional paid subscription for more vault space.
Shareable visual cards, challenge links, and head-to-head comparisons — postable anywhere.
What the app collects, what it never does with your data, and how to delete it all.
Movies, music, restaurants, sports teams — anything you can rank, you can Top Tens.