229 countries · 36 languages · ages 7+

The whole world
fits in your hand

Flagovore is a kind learning game where children discover the flags, countries and capitals of the entire planet — and colour in the world map as they go.

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Free download. Works on iPhone, iPad and Android.

No ads
No chats with strangers
No data collection from kids
Free to play

Flagovore, the honey badger explorer, waving hello

Why children come back on their own

Colour in the planet

The home screen is a world map that starts out grey. Every region a child learns lights up in colour — and turning the whole grey planet bright is a goal kids genuinely want to chase.

The honey badger explorer standing in front of the globe

A friend who grows up

The honey badger explorer evolves through ten stages as the map is uncovered, collecting hats, gear and costumes on the way.

stage 1 → stage 10

Knowledge that sticks

Smart spaced repetition brings each flag and capital back right before it would be forgotten. Memory associations turn facts into pictures.

Duels with friends

One-on-one online duels by player ID — a race on speed and accuracy. No open chat: only the game ID, the badger’s name and the score travel over the network.

No punishment, ever

No lives to lose and no scary timers. A wrong answer simply comes back later together with a hint — that is the whole point of the game.

Hear it out loud

Country and capital names are voiced, so pronunciation is learned by ear.

Four things for every country

All 229 countries and territories, each learned from four sides:

It is a world atlas and a geography quiz in one: a child learns the flags of the world, the capitals of every country, continents and regions — and checks themselves right away. World atlas →

Built for parents’ peace of mind

No ads, no advertising IDs, no third-party trackers
No chats with strangers — duels use anonymous game IDs only
We collect no personal data from children: no name, email, phone, location, photos or voice
The child’s nickname and the badger’s name never leave the device
Anonymous usage analytics only — and it can be switched off in settings
A parent dashboard shows progress and what needs another look
COPPA (US) and GDPR-K (EU) compliant

Questions parents ask

What is Flagovore?

A geography learning game for children aged 7 and up. Through short lessons, an interactive world map and smart repetition, kids learn the flags, names, capitals and map locations of all 229 countries and territories.

Is it safe for children?

Yes. No ads, no chats with strangers and no collection of personal data. No registration is needed — progress lives on the device, with an optional sign-in for backup. Mistakes are never punished.

How much does it cost?

Flagovore is free to download and play, with no purchases at launch and all 229 countries available from day one.

Which languages does it speak?

The game interface is translated into 36 languages, including English, Ukrainian, Russian, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Turkish and more.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone, iPad and Android phones and tablets — and in the browser, with no installation at all.

How do you help a child learn the flags of the world?

In short lessons of four countries at a time. Each country is introduced with its flag, name, capital and place on the map, plus a memory association that turns the fact into a picture. Similar-looking flags are trained side by side, and spaced repetition brings everything back before it fades. Fifteen minutes a day is enough.

Does it help with school geography?

Yes. Children remember countries and capitals, continents and regions, and learn to find any state on the world map — exactly what school geography lessons and quizzes ask for. Flashcards and duels turn revision into a game.

The whole world
fits in your hand