All-Time Board
The All-Time Board is a slot-and-pool ranking surface. Films you've watched aren't sorted by recent ratings or letter grades — they're arranged head-to-head, slot by slot, across your entire archive.
Why a board, not a list
A flat list reduces a film to its grade. The board lets a B+ that you keep returning to outrank an A you saw once and never thought about again. The board reflects what stays, not what you scored.
Era and Country boards
Beyond the master All-Time Board, you also get an Era board (five historical buckets) and a Country board, both auto-derived from the same slots-and-pools. Switch view to compare your relationship with one decade against another, or your French canon against your Japanese canon, without re-ranking by hand.
Pointer-precision editing
Editing the board is a desktop-only flow — drag, drop, swap. Mobile shows the full board read-only. The constraint is intentional: canon-construction wants a real cursor.