Create your own sports power rankings. Collaborate to build a group board. Compare your rankings throughout the season.
Everyone in your group submits their own personal power rankings before the next week's slate of games. Collaboranker blends every submission into one shared power ranking, so everyone's individual rankings factor into the group's average equally.
Every member ranks independently, and every list carries the same weight — you can always see exactly who ranked what, right alongside the group average.
Run a fresh round of rankings each week from the start of the regular season through the championship.
Publicly accessible to anyone with the link, or private so an admin approves who joins.
Start a board and pick its league — NFL, NHL, NBA, or college football — then share the invite link, or use a link a friend sent you. Public boards let anyone in instantly; private boards need the admin's approval first.
The board's admin picks how big the rankings are — every team in the league (Classic), or a custom Top-N size from Top 2 up to one short of the full league. College football boards are capped at a Top 25. This can be changed later too.
Drag rows into order, tap Move, or nudge with the ▲▼ buttons. On a capped board you pick your own teams from the full league first — no board-wide curated list.
Every submission blends into one shared power ranking, but you can always view who ranked which team in which spot, member by member, with movement badges showing what changed since last week.
Export a graphic showcasing everyone's shared power ranking, or just your own personal ranking, ready to post in the group chat or anywhere else you want people to see it.
Every board picks one league when it's created, running on that league's real teams and real season schedule. NFL, NHL, NBA, and college football (a Top 25 of all 138 FBS teams) are ready to rank today; MLB and WNBA are coming as each league's team and schedule data goes live.
In Classic mode, every member of your group ranks every team in the league from best to worst. Other modes cap the number of teams to a particular amount; each member freely picks which teams they want to rank from the full league, so two members' power rankings can look completely different. Try a size below.
Leaving a team off your list isn't neutral — it costs that team points from you, same as ranking it last would.
You can always see exactly how each member ranked a team, from a #1 pick to being left off the list entirely; the team's final score still averages across every member's submission for the round, not just who voted. One superfan's #1 pick can't out-vote a team the rest of the group has solidly mid-pack.
On any capped board, admins can turn on 1–3 extra picks per member, from outside their ranked list: each worth a flat 0.5 points, visible right alongside everyone else's picks. A nod for a team just off your cutoff, without bumping one you already ranked.
Boards follow the real schedule, regular season through the Super Bowl. Every round shows what changed since the last one: up, down, holding steady, or new to the board.
Public boards: share the link, anyone joins instantly. Private boards: same link, but the admin approves who gets in; good for keeping it just between friends.