Live multiplayer geography quizzes and games covering all 194 countries
Free chess game review that tells you why
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Free: $0. Pro: $9.99/month, $69/year, or $149 lifetime (early-bird for first 100 buyers, then $249). Pro covers up to 100 Coach-explained games and 50 scoresheet photos per month.
Key features
Live multiplayer rooms starting every 5 minutes with ranked games and special modes
Nine quiz categories: capitals, flags, shapes, location, population, size, currencies and food
Journey mode: solo adaptive quizzes that get harder as you progress
Conquest: multiplayer map game lasting about twenty minutes
Six map-based games including Country Guesser, Capital Locator and Scavenger Hunt
Progression system: master each country by answering correctly 3 times in all 8 categories
Five leaderboards tracking season ladder, live scores, Journey, world progress and events
Challenge friends and share custom quiz links valid for 24 hours
Daily quiz with ten questions, the same for all players each day
Coverage of all 194 UN member states including historical currencies
Accuracy scoring based on winning chances
Move labels: inaccuracy, mistake, blunder
No account required for free review
Import games from Lichess or Chess.com
Coach written explanations in plain language
Scoresheet photo to PGN conversion
Suspected mistakes checked twice at greater depth
What makes it different
Real-time multiplayer rooms with new games every 5 minutes
Gamified learning with XP, leveling and visible progress tracking per country
Interactive map with continent and country mastery statistics
Play without an account or sign in to track progress and compete on leaderboards
Completely free with no paywalls
Honest labeling: mistakes rechecked deeper before labeling
No uploads for free review: analysis runs locally in your browser
Free review never requires account or has daily limits
One-click review for returning users with remembered username
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