Atlas JourneyGet the Atlas app

Geography for ages 5 and up

Your child can travel all 173 countries before they can read

Atlas, an Arctic tern, says every country name out loud. Your child finds the flag, country by country.

Download on the App Store

For iPhone and iPad. 30 countries are free. No ads, no subscription.

Atlas, an Arctic tern with a red beak, flies low over a blue sea toward a gold sunrise.
A globe in blue and gold with a dotted line looping around it and a small white tern flying across the Atlantic.

Atlas

Atlas is an Arctic tern, the animal with the longest migration on Earth. She crosses the planet every year.

In the app, she travels with your child. She guides them, she encourages them, and she treats a 5-year-old as a capable traveller.

For parents

Atlas was built by a parent for their own children. Here is what it does and what it costs.

  • Every name is spoken

    Voice is on from the start. A child who can’t read yet hears it, then finds the flag.

  • No ads, no subscription

    The app has no ads and no subscription today. Nothing flashes, nothing counts down.

  • 30 countries to start

    The first 30 countries cost nothing. Packs after that are one-time purchases through the App Store.

  • Packs and Family Sharing

    Explorer is €3.99 ($3.99), Expert is €4.99 ($4.99), Complete is €12.99 ($12.99). Family Sharing is on.

Inside the app

Real screens from Atlas.

  • App screen: the world globe in space, with 40 of 173 countries discovered and the tern greeting the player.

    The globe to spin

  • App screen: a flag quiz asks which country owns a red, white and blue flag, with four answer buttons.

    The flag quiz

  • App screen: the voice-guided mode for children who cannot read yet, with four flags to choose from.

    Voice-guided play

  • App screen: the tern celebrates a finished round with nine out of ten flags correct, each country listed.

    A round to be proud of

The journey

173 countries across 15 levels. Every country moves through four mastery levels, from grey to gold.

  • Grey
  • Colour
  • Star
  • Gold
  • Review brings back the countries your child finds hard.
  • The Daily Challenge is shared, and streaks keep the habit.
  • Progress builds over months, not minutes.

Printables

Flag cards, maps and colouring sheets with the same tern. They are free, they work offline, and nobody asks for an email.

No iPhone or iPad? A web version of the game is coming next.

Get the free printables

Start with the first country

Atlas will say its name. Your child finds the flag.

Download on the App Store