Geography training that doubles as a world reference.
Tap on the globe, learn where it is, and dig into why it matters.
The originals. A name appears, you tap the globe where you think it is. Scored by distance with a green-polygon reveal.
A clue describes a country — "Has the world's fastest average internet speeds and exports more cultural content per capita than any country" — and you tap it on the map. Same fact library that powers the reveal cards.
Read the clue, pick one of four country flags. Distractors come from the same continent so it's not give-away easy. Correct answer highlights the country on the globe.
Photo of a famous monument, natural wonder, or skyscraper. Tap its location on the globe. 129 hand-curated places — Pyramids, Taj Mahal, Burj Khalifa, Napali Coast, Christ the Redeemer, and more.
10 prompts, same for everyone, every day. Wordle-style shareable results.
Pin any quiz mode to a single continent. Studying Africa? Tap Africa and every round draws from African countries only.
Tap a continent → see every country in that region as a sortable grid → tap one for a detail card with capital, population, area, currency, language, highest peak, drives-on side, neighbors, and a fun fact. Neighbors are clickable to drill country → country → country.
Atlas isn't a card that hides the map. As you drill in, the globe flies to that continent, then to the country, with the polygon outlined green. A real reference that actually shows you where things are.
60+ world oddities now navigable by theme — borders, water, mountains, time zones, languages, climate, plates, capitals. Pull a thread through one topic without random shuffling.
Every quiz reveal now has a "Learn more" button that opens the Atlas straight to that country's detail card. Wrong-answer moments turn into rabbit-hole learning moments.
The home picker now fits within iPhone viewports and scrolls internally on small screens. Touch-first map interactions throughout.
Atlas drill-down animates the globe with an ease-in-out, distance-aware duration. Trans-Pacific jumps go the short way around the world.
Every landmark photo is the Wikipedia article's lead image — editor-vetted as the most representative of the place. Logos and SVG icons are auto-rejected.
PWA with offline caching. Add to home screen on iOS and it opens like a native app — full screen, no browser chrome.