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The Bump Chart

A one-page bump chart for seeing how rankings change across ordered rounds. Each contender gets a line that moves through rank lanes, with rank 1 fixed at the top and lower positions beneath it. The crossings are the useful part: they show overtakes, sudden drops, stubborn leaders, and quiet climbers without pretending the gaps between ranks are measured values. Use it for quarterly priorities, product ideas, book candidates, sales regions, habits, risks, search terms, workout metrics, or any set of things competing for position over time. Unlike a slopegraph, it is not a two-column before-and-after value comparison; it is a multi-round race for rank. Type the round names once, then list each contender with its rank in each round. Leave it blank to print rank lanes and draw the race by hand.

Best for
Tracking rank changes across repeated checkpoints — priorities, candidates, regions, habits, risks, keywords, or any list whose order changes over time.
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Composed
A still life that evokes the The Bump Chart

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Build your bump chart

Step 01

Name the race.

What is competing for position across rounds?

Step 02

Name the rounds.

Use comma-separated periods, reviews, snapshots, or checkpoints.

Step 03

List the contenders.

One contender per line, up to 9 — a label, then its rank in each round. Example: Project A | 4 | 2 | 1.

One contender per line, like Project A | 4 | 2 | 1 — lower ranks plot higher.

No account required. No data saved.

Preview

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Filled example
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Blank layout
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Alt style