Over 230 flags
Every country and territory worth arguing about at a pub quiz.
Over 230 flags. 3 difficulty levels. And a small robot who genuinely wants you to win.
Free. Offline. No account — and no “we've updated our privacy policy” emails, because we don't have your address.
Every country and territory worth arguing about at a pub quiz.
3 levels of help, 5 points each. Nothing in life is free — except, admittedly, this entire app.
Airplane mode, basement, tunnel, rural train. Flago does not care.
He knows every flag on Earth and he’s not smug about it.
Flago is your travel buddy who happens to know every flag on Earth. He floats beside the answers, hands you a hint when you’re stuck, and takes it personally when you confuse Chad with Romania. (Everyone confuses Chad with Romania.)
“Nice. That’s the one.”
“NEW PERSONAL BEST!”
“Hmm. This one’s genuinely hard.”
“That was Chad. Not Romania. Honest mistake.”
“3 hints. On Japan.”
“This country is in Europe.”
“The capital is Andorra la Vella.”
“One of the smallest countries in the world, in the Pyrenees mountains.”
3 hints per question, maximum. Each one costs 5 points, which is the entire point — a hint should be a decision, not a reveal button.
Covers over 230 countries. And they’re properly translated, not machine-substituted: Moscow reads as Moscú in Spanish and Moscou in French.
4 country names underneath. One of them is right.
A chime if you’re right, a buzz if you’re not, a small haptic buzz either way. One second later, next flag.
Up to 3 hints. 5 points each. Your call.
Right answers, time, total. Beat your old best and you get confetti. It is a disproportionate amount of confetti.
Timing runs across the whole round, not per question — so there’s no point staring at one flag.
The ones you already know. Probably.
The ones you think you know.
Chad or Romania? Go.
Which means the speed bonus is worth more than being careful. Which is precisely why you will play it again immediately.
A perfect, instant hard round comes to roughly 6,000 points. We’re told this is theoretically possible.
Best scores are kept per difficulty — grinding easy mode will never overwrite your hard record.
Flago mid-hint, speech bubble open
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Welcome screen — the logo and Flago
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Difficulty picker — all 3 modes
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A question — one flag, 4 options
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Results — a new best score, with confetti
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Settings — toggles and the language picker
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The app picks your language automatically on first launch, and you can override it in Settings. Capital cities and country facts are translated too — not just the buttons.
No account. No sign-up, no login, no email.
No analytics, no tracking. Verified — there are none in the app.
No backend at all. Scores and settings are stored on your device and never leave it.
2 Android permissions, total. INTERNET (a framework default) and VIBRATE (that's the haptic buzz).
Your high scores live on your phone. If you factory reset, they’re gone — and we can’t restore them, because we never had them.
Completely. Free to download, with no premium tier and no “unlock the rest of Africa for $2.99”.
No. Every flag, question and hint ships inside the app.
No. There’s no sign-up and no login. Your scores stay on your device.
Over 230 countries and territories, across 3 difficulty levels.
English, Español, Français — including translated capital cities and country facts.
Android first. iOS is planned, but we’re not going to pretend it’s next week.
Your guide through the game. A friendly robot who hands you a hint when a flag has you completely stuck.
Yes. No chat and no links out of the app.
Settings → Reset Progress. It asks if you’re sure, because it’s permanent.
Free on Android. Nothing to sign up for.
Android 6.0 and up. iOS is planned.
Questions, bugs, or a flag we got wrong? Support inbox coming soon.