About Atlas

Atlas is a free flashcard drill for learning every country's flag by sight. It's built for people studying for geography exams, trivia nights, travel planning, or anyone who wants to stop mixing up Chad and Romania.

Pick a region, a round length, and whether you want the full set or just the flags you've struggled with — then swipe through a shuffled deck. There's no account, no sign-up, and nothing to install.

How it works

• A flag appears with no label. Decide whether you recognise the country before revealing the answer.
• Tap the card to flip it and check the country name.
• Swipe left (or tap the check button) if you knew it. Swipe right (or tap the cross button) if you didn't.
• You can end a round early at any time and still see your results for the cards you completed.
• After a round, flags you missed can be practiced again immediately, or revisited later from the mastery view.

Tracking your progress

Atlas remembers, on this device only, which flags you consistently get right or wrong. That builds a running "mastery" list — so you can start a round with just the flags you're weak on instead of drilling all 195 every time. This progress is stored locally in your browser and is never sent to a server; you can clear it anytime from the mastery view.

Why flashcards

Active recall — trying to remember something before you're shown the answer — is one of the more effective ways to commit visual information to memory, which is why Atlas is built as a swipe-through deck rather than a static reference chart.