Round grades maker
A+ to F for every club after a round.
Grades clubs, not players, on an A+ to F scale instead of the usual S-to-D tier board — the only tool of the twelve that overrides the tier preset. It opens with all 18 clubs already sitting in the C row, so you are never starting from a blank board; drag each club up toward A+ or down toward F based on how their round actually went. The scale runs six deep rather than the usual five — A+ sits above A, so an outstanding round has somewhere to go that a plain tier list's S would not distinguish from merely very good.
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This one is part of Pro — $4.99 AUD a month, or $39 once.
18 items will not fit in 15s — only 16 will show. Pro lifts the cap to 3 minutes.
Your photos, your device. Nothing is uploaded, and we do not ship player images — clubs and players own those.
- ADEAdelaide Crows
- BRLBrisbane Lions
- CARCarlton
- COLCollingwood
- ESSEssendon
- FREFremantle
- GEEGeelong Cats
- GCSGold Coast Suns
- GWSGWS Giants
- HAWHawthorn
- MELMelbourne
- NTHNorth Melbourne
- PTAPort Adelaide
- RICRichmond
- STKSt Kilda
- SYDSydney Swans
- WCEWest Coast Eagles
- WBDWestern Bulldogs
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This renders on your phone, not our servers — that is why it is free and there is no queue. Pro is $4.99/mo if you want the watermark gone.
You supply the images. Everything renders on your device — nothing is uploaded.
When to use it
This is the weekly one, same cadence as Player Ratings but for a whole club's performance rather than one player's. Use Round Grades when your take is about the team as a system — game plan, effort, selection — and Player Ratings when it is about individuals; a lot of creators post both off the same round for a reason.
A good set of grades spreads across the scale. If ten of eighteen clubs land on C, the round was probably closer than that — force yourself to separate the clubs that actually won well from the ones that scraped through, because a flat middle grade is the one outcome that generates no argument at all.
Duplicate the deck every round rather than rebuilding it — the eighteen clubs and the A+ to F scale are already set up, so a fresh set of grades after each round is a five-minute job once you have made the first one.