Highest Rated With Real Volume

The Shape at the Top

Waymo sits at #1 with a flawless 5.0. Right behind it, Dropout holds #2, also perfect. IKEA 宜家家居 ties that mark at #3, Balatro takes #4, and eleven more apps pile in after them, running down to Hidden Differences : Spot It at #16. That's 16 apps tied at a perfect 5.0 before anything finally gives way. Differences - Find & Spot It slips to 4.9 at #17, and the streak stops right there.

There's zero distance between #1 and #2. Whatever puts Waymo ahead of Dropout at this level has nothing to do with which app is better and everything to do with some tiebreak rule tucked away out of sight. Honestly, that long flat stretch, and how far it runs before anything shifts, tells you more than the perfect score itself.

This cut of the data only runs to #25, but the shape stays consistent the whole way down: one drop at #17, then a long stretch parked in the 4.9s through Nothing Bundt Cakes, REVOLVE, and Trivia Puzzle Fortune Games! by #25. Calling it a cliff would be generous. It's more of a slope so shallow you'd need a spreadsheet to even spot it.

Waymo's 48 Days

Waymo has held #1 for all 48 days we've been tracking this board, though the top spot wasn't always its to keep. Dropout wore the crown before Waymo took it over in June 2026, and in this whole tracked window, the top spot has only changed hands 2 times. That's still a fairly young reign, especially on a board that otherwise hardly budges; the average shift in top-ten position comes out to just 1.6 places.

Rider feedback backs that up, as far as it goes. Across 315 reviews, sentiment sits at 0.78 and hasn't moved much. Riders bring up ride experience, convenience, and safety most, cost gets a mention too, and a few flag app or vehicle problems. None of it has put a dent in the score. Still, it's a strange lineup Waymo finds itself in: a driverless car company parked at the top of a chart otherwise stuffed with word search games, mahjong, and a Bible trivia quiz.

One Developer's Formula, and IKEA's Odd Fit

Guru Smart Holding Limited turns up 6 times in the top 100. Two of those land inside the visible top 25: Math Puzzle Games - Crossmath® and Differences - Find & Spot It, both sitting at 4.9. One developer, one flavor of puzzle app, six entries all hovering near perfect. Someone clearly found a working formula and just kept churning it out.

IKEA 宜家家居 is a fresh face in the top ten, parked at #3 with a clean 5.0, sitting in the same block as a rideshare app, a comedy streaming service, and a deck-of-cards roguelike. A furniture retailer's app scoring perfectly next to 7 Brew Coffee and Balatro doesn't really say anything about furniture, coffee, or cards. What it says is how tight a loyal fanbase gets once it clears fifty thousand ratings. These apps aren't converting skeptics. Their fans decided a long time ago, and they just keep showing up to say so.

What the Score Actually Measures

Sixteen apps knotted at the very top, one small 4.9 crack at #17, and a single developer running the same puzzle format six separate times through the middle of the board. None of this is dramatic stuff, but in its own dry way, it's hard to fake at this kind of scale. A perfect score resting on 315 reviews is just a nice review. A perfect score resting on tens of thousands of ratings, holding steady for 48 straight days, starts to look a lot more like proof.