hrn - world ratings app for iPhone and iPad

hrn (hot right now) is the essential world ratings app covering the social, leisure, and entertainment sectors. It provides an easy, slick to use platform for you to view the hottest profiles around. Profiles will receive a numeric score, based on other users rating them out of 5 stars. A rating of 3 or more stars will add to a score, while 2 or less will detract from a score. hrn can be used by anybody. You can just use it to view and rate others profiles, or you can also create a profile yourself. This could be for your business, yourself, or pretty much any team or organisation you’d like to represent on hrn.

Our ambition is to build a large database of users over broad range over categories. This can then allow an entity to see how popular or relevant they are compared with other profiles of a similar nature. It will also allow people to discover new profiles which they may not of previously been aware of, based on their geographic location. Our absolute aim is for hrn to become the global yardstick for all things social, leisure, and entertainment.

You can view profiles by category, and also filter by location to nearby, national, or global. Profiles receive a score based on others rating them, and its these scores that define the up to date tables of the top and trending profiles. You can follow any profile you wish to keep up to date with. You can create a profile for yourself, but you don’t have to. If you do create your own profile but don’t want it to be rated, that’s fine, you can easily turn off the option of others being able to rate you.

Nothing else provides you with up to date rankings, over such a broad range of categories, available to you in seconds. We’re not interested in in-depth reviews, just pure numbers. The numbers won’t lie. Reviews can be great but also can be misleading if someone is writing it bearing a grudge. A simple score for a profile will easily show you how popular and relevant it is, in relation to profiles of a similar nature. All scoring will also remain anonymous, so therefore the score is an absolute true reflection of public opinion on that profile. There will be no fear of animosity if you wish to give a negative score, or no pressure to be kind to a profile you are familiar with or know.