Ranking insights and optional AI

What they do

Open Insights from a personal list’s Rankings at any time. Statistics show close calls, score changes, repeated choices and preference loops as evidence builds. They work without an account or AI. Optional Explain my taste needs 30 real comparisons and adds an AI interpretation; a failed rewrite keeps the previous result.

Community comparison uses synced rankings for the same published list version. Each eligible account counts once, and your account is excluded. Results need enough other accounts and common ranked items; edited lists and small samples may not have a comparison. The comparison describes participating Tilt accounts, not everyone’s tastes or relationship compatibility. Individual rankings and identities are not shown.

Your taste snapshot summarises favourites across at least two lists with 15 votes each. It may include one tentative personality sentence supported by your choices. It is a playful impression, not a measured trait. Cached descriptions say when their inputs have changed.

When available

Ranking statistics and ordinary friend comparisons work without AI. Optional AI explanations appear only when the site operator enables AI and your full account has opted in through Account settings. Generation always starts with your action. You can turn your permission off even while site-wide AI is unavailable.

Shared AI comparisons need both people’s permission. Group AI explanations use aggregate choices and need permission from every contributor. AI requests go through Vercel AI Gateway to the configured model; see the privacy notice for the data used. Generated text can be wrong and does not measure personality or relationship compatibility.