Which capital goes where?

A round is ten countries. You get a capital and name the country, or the other way round, and a few minutes later you know one or two more than you did.

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A question in the app: which country has the capital Nairobi, with four choices.

A right answer: Canberra is the capital of Australia, with a button to hear it.

The progress page, showing countries learned in each continent.

193countries, checked in November 2026

10questions in a round

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Tap it, or spell it

Tap it gives you four choices. Spell it makes you type the name, which is harder, though it lets a small typo slide on the long ones. If you're stuck you can knock out a wrong answer or ask for a clue.

Typing the capital of Mongolia, with two clues showing.

The awkward ones, explained

Bolivia has two capitals and South Africa has three. For countries like these the answer comes with a line saying which city does what, so a wrong guess still teaches you something.

The answer for Bolivia, explaining that Sucre is the official capital and the government works in La Paz.

Made to be left alone with

There's a speaker next to every name, so your iPhone or iPad can say it for you. When you get one wrong, the app shows the right answer and brings that country back in a later round.

It works without the internet and collects nothing, yours or your child's. The privacy page is short because there isn't much to say.