Questions
What is My 100?
Build your personal Top 100 favorite songs, movies, or games. Then everyone who follows the same streamer has their lists merged into one Community 100, a chart that belongs to the whole community.
Is this my favorites, or the "greatest of all time"?
Your favorites. There is no right answer and nothing to argue about, just rank what you personally love the most.
How is a Community 100 put together?
Every list from people who follow a channel, plus the streamer's own picks, gets combined into one ranking. Placement is weighted, so a number 1 pick counts for more than a number 100.
How does the 0 to 100 score work?
Each item gets a single 0 to 100 score that blends two things: how high people place it, and how many people back it. An item needs to be both highly ranked and widely chosen to score near 100, the same idea behind IMDb's weighted ratings, so one or two superfans can't spike something to the top. Tap any item to see its score, how many people picked it, and how many had it at number 1.
What is the taste match in Compare?
Pick two channels in the Compare tab and each community's Top 100 is built the usual way, then lined up against the other. The match score is the share of both charts' total placement weight sitting in items the two communities BOTH rank, so agreeing on top picks moves it far more than sharing a number 90. You also see the picks only one side ranks, and each side's genre or decade split.
What is the Daily challenge?
Hit Daily in the top menu. It is one 15-round gauntlet, new every day and the same for everyone: 5 songs, then 5 movies, then 5 games. Each round you pick which of two items scores higher, judged by a different community's chart. The winner slides on to face the next challenger, but a new community judges it, so a winner in one chat can lose in the next. Some rounds flip the format: one item, four communities, pick where it scores highest (or lowest). Finish for your daily score, your streak, and how you placed against everyone else who played today.
Do I need to follow the streamer?
To be counted in a channel's Community 100, yes. You log in with Twitch and we read who you follow. Building and sharing your own list does not require following anyone. If you would rather not be part of some channel's community chart, open My communities in the sidebar and opt out; you can rejoin any time.
Songs, movies and games?
Use the switch at the top. Each mode keeps its own separate list and its own community chart, so your songs and your movies never mix together.
What is Streamer mode?
A whitelisted live mode where a streamer ranks a list on stream with suggestions coming straight from chat. Want access for your channel? Contact NymN.
Do I need to save my list?
No. Once you are logged in, your list saves itself and stays live in the community as you add, reorder and remove, just like a playlist. Edit it whenever you like.
What do you store about me?
Your Twitch display name and avatar, the channels you follow (used only to build community charts), and the lists you make. That is all.
Do you use cookies?
No tracking cookies and no third-party analytics. We use your browser's local storage to remember your lists, keep you logged in, and save your view settings. That stays on your device and is only used to make the site work.