Which apps deserve S-tier and which are pure time-wasters? Drag each into place.
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The app you'd rank lowest is probably the one your screen time report says you opened most this week. That contradiction is the interesting part of any social media tier list. Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, Discord, Snapchat, Twitch and LinkedIn are all preloaded — no typing, no setup, just the slightly uncomfortable business of deciding which ones have earned their place on your home screen.
There are at least three defensible ways to do this and they produce completely different boards. Rank by how often you open something and TikTok runs away with it. Rank by how you feel twenty minutes later and it probably doesn't. Rank by usefulness and LinkedIn starts climbing, which nobody enjoys. Add whatever we missed, relabel the rows in your own words, and once the board stops looking wrong, your social media ranking exports as a clean PNG. It's worth skimming what S-tier really means before you start handing out top marks, though how to make a tier list is the more useful read if you've never built one.
S-tier apps are the ones you'd actually mourn — not the ones you use most, but the ones whose disappearance would change the shape of your day. Picture your phone wiping itself overnight: whatever you reinstall before breakfast, those are your S tier social media apps. A-tier are the near-daily habits you'd replace within a week. B and C are the apps you open when you're bored and forget about the rest of the time. D is the folder of things you keep meaning to delete and never do. Time spent is the easiest number to reach for, but "would I miss this" is the question that actually sorts the board.
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Every option is pre-loaded in the tray below — drag each one into a tier from S (best) to D, then click Export PNG to save and share your ranking.
By raw usage, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube lead the charts. Your own answer is probably narrower — the app you keep reopening without meaning to belongs at the very top.
Settle on a single question and ask it of every app: how often do you open it, how much do you enjoy it, or how does it leave you feeling? Daily must-opens rise; the ones you keep meaning to delete sink to D.
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