Click your way through world maps — learning countries, states, and their capitals.
The prompt asks “Where is Portugal?” You find it on the map and click it. Get it right and a plate slides in with its capital, and the place joins your learned list. That’s the whole loop — no countdown, no streaks, no confetti.
What makes it stick is the record it keeps. Each place is filled with the color of how many attempts it took, and the list beside the map can be filtered down to just the ones that gave you trouble. By the end you’re not looking at a score; you’re looking at a heat-map of your own memory.
Three controls, in order of how often you'll reach for them.
Zooms the map toward the answer and pulses a glowing green outline around it, so you can see where you should have been looking. Available once per prompt.
Turns the quiz off and puts every place in the list at once, capitals included. Hover the map to study freely. Use it to warm up on an unfamiliar region before you test yourself.
Clears this map’s learned list and attempt colors and starts it over. It only affects the map you’re on — every other map keeps its progress.
The selector above the map lists all eleven, grouped into an overview map, seven regions quizzed by country, and three quizzed by state or province. Pick one and the map, the prompt and the learned list all swap together.
Switching is free: each map remembers its own progress, so you can jump from Africa to Canada and back without losing either. Only Reset clears a map.
When you get a place right, it fills with the color of how many attempts it took — and you can filter the learned list down to a single shade to drill the ones you keep missing.
Sage. You knew it outright.
Amber. Close — worth another pass.
Rose. This is your study list.
Pulsing green outline — the hint is pointing here.
No account, no install. It runs in the browser and forgets nothing until you press Reset.
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