A pocket atlas · sphere world view · daily challenge
geotrain names a place — a country, a city, a capital, a landmark — and you tap the globe where you think it is. Up to 1,000 points a round. The distance does the judging.
Free · no account · runs in the browser, installs on iOS
Field manual
01 · The prompt
Madagascar. Tashkent. The capital of Bhutan. Sometimes a photo of a landmark, sometimes a single fact and nothing else.
02 · The tap
Spin the sphere and tap where you think it is. One tap is your answer — or turn on confirm mode and place a pin first.
03 · The verdict
Inside the borders scores 1,000. Everywhere else, points fall away with the kilometers.
Bullseye · Very close · Not bad · Way off · WhiffSame prompts for everyone
Each day sets the same board for every player. One run, then a spoiler-free result made for pasting into the group chat.
A fixed mix of countries, cities and capitals. Finish, compare, wait for tomorrow.
geotrain — 8,410 / 10,000 (84%)
Countries 🟩🟩🟨🟩🟩
Cities 🟨🟩🟧🟩🟥
A photograph and nothing else. Tap where on Earth it stands — the reveal tells you what it was, where it is, and by how many kilometers you missed.
Friendly rivalry
Build a quiz — countries, cities or capitals; the whole world, one continent, or a single country; 5, 10 or 20 rounds. Everyone who opens the link plays the same prompts and lands on the same leaderboard. No accounts, just names and scores.
Training
Tap the named country. Inside the border is a bullseye.
Tap as close as you can — 1,000 points at 0 km, zero at 2,000.
The country is given. Place its capital.
A capital is named. Tap the state it belongs to.
The map opens on one state. Drop the pin on the named city — 1,000 points inside 8 km.
A clue describes a country — home to lemurs found nowhere else on Earth. Find it on the map.
One clue, four flags. Pick the country it describes.
Every practice run can focus on one region: AllAfricaAsiaEuropeNorth AmericaSouth AmericaOceania
Between runs
Continents, countries and capitals on the same globe — flags, populations, neighbors, and a fly-to for every entry.
The tidbits behind the clues, collected for reading. Useful before a daily; dangerous for bedtimes.