299 brands, counted through July 29, 2026. Sort by any column; filter by what a brand mostly makes, or by how many scores it actually has. Mentions can be counted over the whole record or over the last complete months — the control above the table switches it, and the line under each heading always says which. Only that one column moves: Scores and Median score stay all-time, because a month does not carry enough scores to take a median of (the method page shows the arithmetic). All-time counts run to the last day of data; the windows stop at the last complete month, so they will not add up to it. A median appears only at 5+ self-reported scores — below that the count is printed instead (135 brands have one or two scores, 25 have three or four). Where a median does appear it comes with a band and the band's coverage — Rythm's n=70 · median 8.2–8.88 (96% coverage) means a fresh sample of 70 scores would put its median inside 8.2–8.88 about 96% of the time. It is not the range the scores themselves fall in. Sustained from is the first month whose mentions carried into the next two — an isolated earlier mention does not start it, so this is not the date a brand was first ever named here. Brands already at volume in the first month of the record show ≤ Jan 2025 instead of a date. The # column ranks by whichever count is showing; where a brand sits far from its all-time rank, that rank is printed underneath — a brand near the top of a window that sits well down the all-time list is getting a larger share of the conversation right now than it does over the whole record. That is a description of two counts, not a trend call: direction labels live on the brand pages and most brands never earn one.