Today's geography games

1. Pick a mode: Capitals (guess the mystery world capital) or Countries (guess the mystery country).
2. Type any capital city or country as your first guess. No map, no Google: just your instincts.
3. Read the clues. Every guess is scored against today's answer: currency, distance as the crow flies, compass direction and population, plus official language and land borders in Countries mode.
4. Green means spot on, orange means warm, red means cold. Guesses are unlimited, but fewer tries and faster answers earn more points.
5. Come back tomorrow: a new mystery capital and country drop every day at midnight, your local time.

What is DailyGeo?

DailyGeo is a free daily geography guessing game in the spirit of Wordle. Every day there is one mystery world capital and one mystery country to find, using clues about currency, distance, direction, population, language and borders.

Is DailyGeo free?

Yes. DailyGeo is completely free, with no account, no sign-up and no download. It runs in any web browser on phone, tablet or desktop, and can be installed as an app (PWA).

When does a new puzzle come out?

A new puzzle is published every day at midnight in your local timezone, one per mode. Everyone playing the same calendar day gets the same answer, so scores are shareable and comparable.

Is DailyGeo like Worldle, Globle or Countryle?

Yes: if you enjoy daily geography games like Worldle, Globle, Countryle or Flagle, DailyGeo is a great next puzzle. Instead of a silhouette or a heat map, it scores each guess on a table of real-world clues, and it gives you two games a day: a capital-city quiz and a guess-the-country challenge.

Which languages does DailyGeo support?

DailyGeo is fully playable in English, French, Spanish and German. Each language has its own address: /en/, /fr/, /es/ and /de/, and the site opens in your browser's language by default.