Yes. Flags, capitals, the map, neighbours, continents, mixed rounds, the daily challenge, review and Name them all by letter are free, with no ads. Atlas Plus is a one-off purchase that adds four more quizzes, typed answers, rounds of up to 50 questions and Name them all by continent, and it can be shared with your family.

How many countries are in Atlas?

Two hundred: the 193 members of the United Nations, Palestine and the Vatican, with the United Kingdom as its four nations (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland), plus Taiwan and Kosovo.

How does Atlas help me remember?

It uses spaced repetition. A country is learned once you get it right in two different kinds of question, and mastered once you still get it right days later. Countries you miss come back in a review round, weakest first.

Does Atlas work offline?

Yes. Every flag, map and fact is on your iPhone, so you don’t need a connection.

In development

Atlas

Learn every country in the world

Learn every country: flags, capitals, borders and maps, with quizzes that bring back what you’re about to forget.

Coming soon to the App Store. Ask to hear when it’s out

In development

Atlas

Learn every country in the world

Learn every country: flags, capitals, borders and maps, with quizzes that bring back what you’re about to forget.

Coming soon to the App Store. Ask to hear when it’s out

Atlas home: 66 of 200 countries learned, a 9-day streak, a Play button, the daily challenge and quizzes — Every country, one quiz at a time. Learning them is free.

A flag question: the flag of Greece with Cyprus, Greece, Malta and Andorra to choose from — Every country, one quiz at a time. Learning them is free.

About Atlas

Atlas teaches you the world, all 200 countries of it. Quiz yourself on flags, capitals, the map, neighbours and continents, and Atlas keeps track of what you know: a country counts as learned once you’ve got it right two different ways, and mastered once you still remember it days later. Review rounds bring back the ones you’re about to forget.

There’s a daily challenge, the same ten questions for everyone; Name them all, where you type every country beginning with a letter from memory; world facts on borders and coastlines; and 79 trophies. Learning every country is free, with no ads. Atlas Plus, a one-off purchase, adds four more quizzes, typed answers and longer rounds.

Learning every country is free, with no ads
Review brings back what you’re about to forget
Name them all: every country from A to Z, from memory

At a glance

Platforms: iPhone
Status: In development
Countries: 200
Quizzes: 10 types, a daily challenge and Name them all
Price: Free; Atlas Plus is a one-off purchase
Ads: None
Works offline: Yes

Questions

Is Atlas free?: Yes. Flags, capitals, the map, neighbours, continents, mixed rounds, the daily challenge, review and Name them all by letter are free, with no ads. Atlas Plus is a one-off purchase that adds four more quizzes, typed answers, rounds of up to 50 questions and Name them all by continent, and it can be shared with your family.
How many countries are in Atlas?: Two hundred: the 193 members of the United Nations, Palestine and the Vatican, with the United Kingdom as its four nations (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland), plus Taiwan and Kosovo.
How does Atlas help me remember?: It uses spaced repetition. A country is learned once you get it right in two different kinds of question, and mastered once you still get it right days later. Countries you miss come back in a review round, weakest first.
Does Atlas work offline?: Yes. Every flag, map and fact is on your iPhone, so you don’t need a connection.

Help and support

Questions about Atlas?

Found a bug, got stuck, or have an idea? Email and you’ll hear back from the person who made it.

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