Data roundup
What The Internet Swiped Right On This Month
Every swipe on BuyDrunk, counted. The products people wanted most, the ones they couldn't stand, and what got packed for a deserted island.
Quick method note, because numbers without a method are just vibes with decimals. A "swipe" is one decision on one product on the deck: right means want, left means nope. We count every one, from every anonymous session, over the last 30 days. We don't count people who just looked. Looking is free. Deciding is data.
Most wanted product, last 30 days
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The leaderboard
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The thing about this chart is that it never looks like what you'd expect. Expensive, impressive products do fine. Cheap, loud, stupid products do better. The yodeling pickle has been in the top ten since the day we added it, and we have stopped questioning it.
Who's actually committed
Raw swipe counts reward products that simply get shown a lot. Want rate is the honest number: of everyone who saw it, how many said yes?
Not enough data yet. Go swipe something.
Island picks
Party mode gives us a different signal. When people have to choose five things to take to a deserted island, they stop being funny and start being weirdly practical. Mostly.
Not enough data yet. Go swipe something.
Written by
JasonCo-founder, chief impulse officer
Co-founder of BuyDrunk. Has personally regretted most of the products on this site so you can regret them faster.
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