Flagora Quiz

Every flag in Flagora is drawn from a few shapes — colored bands, a single disc, a Scandinavian cross — so the whole quiz ships inside the app with nothing to stream and no image packs to fetch. Sit down with it on a train, a plane, or a dead-zone commute and it just works.

Q: What can I actually play?
Three rounds, ten questions each. Match a flag to its country, a country to its capital, or a flag to the continent it belongs to. Answer, watch the choice flash green or red, and the next question slides in on its own.

Q: Can I focus on one part of the world?
Yes. Filter any round to Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas — or leave it on All and take on the whole set.

Q: How many countries are in it?
Around forty, chosen because their flags read clearly when drawn from primitives. Each one carries its capital and region too.

Q: Is there a way to just study instead of being quizzed?
The Learn tab lists every flag grouped by region with its capital, and a search box narrows the list to whatever you type.

Q: Does it track how I'm doing?
Stats keeps your quizzes played, best score per mode, average percentage, total correct answers, a day-by-day streak, and a little bar chart of your recent runs.

Q: Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up and no profile — open it and play.

Q: Does it work offline?
Completely. Flagora never asks for the network.

Q: Will it nag me with sound or buzzing?
No sound, no vibration. Just a quiet color flash on each answer.

A calm, paper-toned trivia app for anyone brushing up on world flags — students, pub-quiz regulars, or the merely curious.