The charts: tracks curators add, and curators you can count on 📈
Genre by genre, the tracks curators are adding after a real listen, and the curators who answer on time — ranked on reliability, never on how often they say yes.
- Top 10 per genre
- Ranked on reliability
- Opt out per track
The charts show what is actually happening on KoalaQueue, genre by genre, this week, this month or all time.
Top tracks
Ranked by how many curators added the track after listening. A track needs 3 reviews before it can chart, so one curator's single verdict is never on show alone, and each curator's add counts once.
Most reliable curators
Ranked by paid reviews written, weighted by the share of pitches answered before the clock ran out. Lapsed pitches count against them. A curator needs 5 reviews in the period to chart. Their add rate is not in the ranking at all, for the reasons we have written about.
Each board shows the top 10. On the weekly and monthly charts, arrows show who climbed or slipped since the period before.
Who sees what
Signed in, you see every genre in full. Signed out, you see the top three tracks and curators of one genre, and the rest is for people with an account — which is free.
Keeping a track off
Tracks are included by default. When you pitch, there is a Keep this track off the KoalaQueue charts box. Tick it once and that track stays off, whichever curator you pitched it to. Only the title, the artist name and how many curators added it are ever shown — never the reviews.
The honest limits
A chart is only as full as the reviews behind it, and we are new. Some genres will be thin or empty for a while; the page says so rather than padding them out.