AtlasGo Junior
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A safe geography game for ages 7–13

Geography that sticks.
A world that opens up.

AtlasGo Junior turns the map into an adventure. Children explore countries, flags, capitals and all of Sweden — with smart review that helps knowledge stay with them.

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Fully offline Ad-free No tracking

196Countries
21Game modes
290Municipalities
0Data points collected

What you do

Twenty-one ways to learn the same map

The same places return in different shapes — point them out on the map, recognise the flag, pair country with capital, guess the silhouette. It is repetition that does not feel like repetition.

Real maps

Every country is drawn from Natural Earth geodata rather than hand-drawn blobs. Zoom, pan and tap straight on the map.

Flags and capitals

196 flags and 193 capitals. Answer options are picked from neighbouring countries, so guessing never gets you through.

Mastery stars

Three stars per chapter. They fade if you never return, and light up again once you have reviewed.

Time attack and three lives

For anyone who wants to race themselves. Personal bests per game mode — but no leaderboard and no comparison with others.

Geography passport

Every completed chapter earns a stamp in the passport. Thirty awards in five families to collect.

Read aloud

Every question and fact card can be read aloud with the system voice, in Swedish or English. Good for anyone not yet reading fluently.

Where you travel

From the whole world down to a single municipality

Pick a continent, or go into the Swedish pack with all 21 counties, 25 provinces and 290 municipalities.

The whole world
Europe
Asia
Africa
North America
South America
Oceania
Sweden

What you learn

Fact cards written by hand, not generated

A child learns nothing from "Portugal is in Europe". So every fact card and every memory hook in Europe is written from scratch — and the hooks aim squarely at the mix-ups that actually happen.

Slovenia

Slovenia is more than half forest and has both Alpine peaks and a slice of Mediterranean coast. Underground lie thousands of caves.

Slovenia reaches the sea. It lies south of Austria and touches the Adriatic. Slovakia has no sea at all.

Switzerland

Switzerland has four official languages and so much mountain that a large part of the country is too steep to live on. It also holds the world’s longest railway tunnel.

The capital is Bern — not Zürich or Geneva, as many people think.

How it sticks

Review per place — not per chapter

A child who mixes up Slovenia and Slovakia should see exactly those two again — not the whole chapter equally often. So every place has its own box and its own schedule.

A correct answer moves the place up one box. A wrong one moves it down two — not all the way to zero, because one mistake should not erase weeks of work.

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Hints are a bonus, not a failure

Every round comes with a few hints. Using one costs nothing — but every unused hint earns bonus points at the end of the round. Trying on your own is rewarded; asking for help is never punished.

Three tries, then the answer is shown

You can never get stuck. After three tries the place is revealed, and there is always a button to show the answer and move on.

Built for children

The app collects nothing

Ingen inloggning. Ingen analys. No ads, ingen annonsspårning och inga köp inuti appen. All progression sparas bara på enheten och lämnar den aldrig — appen har ingen nätverkskod alls.

  • No account — open it and play.
  • No network traffic — the entire atlas ships inside the app.
  • No leaderboard — no comparisons with other children.
  • Accessible — Dynamic Type, VoiceOver, Reduce Motion.
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