Leave your first review
Submit a rating as normal. There is no account form, password or registration process.
Display names are not unique. Two people can both call themselves Steve, Sam or BananaFan—but their reviews, medals and leaderboard totals should never get mixed together. That is why Top Banana's gives each genuine reviewer a private Reviewer ID.
Submit a rating as normal. There is no account form, password or registration process.
The site creates a unique code and remembers it in your browser. Your public display name remains separate.
Approved reviews, First Peel medals, daily limits and weekly leaderboard totals are linked to that ID.
Top Banana's never combines reviewers simply because they typed the same public name. Your private ID is the real connection between your reviews.
Your Reviewer ID can be entered on another phone, computer or browser. Adding an optional email gives you another way to request a secure, one-use recovery link.
Email addresses are private, are never shown beside reviews and are not used for marketing.
No. A Reviewer ID is created during the normal review process. There is no account, username or password.
The browser may forget the ID. You can reconnect using the saved TB code or a recovery email previously linked to it.
No. IP information may help with abuse prevention and daily limits, but it is not used as your permanent reviewer identity.
The codes are randomly generated and should be treated as private. Do not post yours publicly.
Yes. The My Reviewer ID page includes a forget-this-browser option. Existing reviews are not deleted.
See your recent ratings, weekly position and review totals in one place.
Two playful ways to earn a little recognition while rating the internet.
Every approved visitor review counts as one point. The table refreshes every Monday at midnight UK time.
The first three genuine reviewers of each item earn permanent gold, silver and bronze badges beside their review.