Rate the room.
Rate more, see more. Nobody sees their own score.
Ness Members is a live, community-run social index for Network School: everyone in the room rates everyone else, anonymously, and the ranking updates in real time as more people rate.
- Rate members anonymously, −2 to +2 — no account required.
- The ranked social index updates live as the room rates.
- Invite friends to unlock more of the leaderboard.
See the full citizen roster or browse the community's open problem board.
A social index built by the room.
Ness Members gives Network School participants one shared place to rate the people around them from −2 to +2. Each device can submit one current rating per person, and the public index uses aggregate results rather than exposing who rated whom.
Ness Members is free to use during its anonymous beta, and the wider Ness project is open source under the MIT license. There is no paid plan or trial for this rating tool; paid multi-city operations remain undecided and are not offered today.
Ness Members assigns a pseudonymous device identifier in a secure, HttpOnly, SameSite cookie that lasts up to 1 year. Ratings are stored in Postgres, public rankings show aggregates, and the interface hides a participant's own row from that participant.
Ness is an independent project operated by Adam Pang and is not affiliated with Network School or ns.com. The practical next step is to inspect the live index or rate one member; no purchase, quote, or guaranteed outcome is involved.
Warming up.
Rate a few to bring it to life.