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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about PlayFlaggle — how it works, how scoring works, and how to get the most from your daily quiz habit.
Yes — PlayFlaggle is completely free forever. No account required, no subscription, no hidden fees. We are supported by non-intrusive advertising.
The quiz resets every day at midnight in your local time zone. You get 5 new flags every single day — that's 1,825 flags per year.
Your streak counts how many consecutive days you've played. Miss a day and it resets to zero. Your streak is saved in your browser — no account needed.
Absolutely. PlayFlaggle is fully optimised for mobile, tablet, and desktop. The quiz is designed to be playable in one hand in under 3 minutes.
According to our player data, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Bhutan are the most frequently guessed wrong. Their unique designs combine complex symbols with colours that don't match more common flag patterns.
Your percentile is calculated based on the distribution of scores from all players who completed that day's quiz. A score of "better than 84%" means 84 out of every 100 players scored lower than you.
Yes! After completing the quiz, tap "Share my result" to copy a text summary with emoji squares to your clipboard. Paste it anywhere — X, WhatsApp, Instagram, or just brag to a friend.
PlayFlaggle covers all 197 sovereign nations plus widely recognised territories. Flags rotate through the daily quiz over a 30-day cycle, then shuffle for a new sequence.
Yes — geography teachers use daily flag quizzes as a 5-minute classroom warm-up activity. PlayFlaggle is appropriate for all ages, with no mature content.
Flagle uses a progressive reveal mechanic (showing the flag in pieces). PlayFlaggle uses multiple-choice — faster to play, more accessible, and better suited to a daily habit. Both are great, they just test different skills.
We'd love to hear from you. Planned features include capitals quiz, map shape quiz, currency quiz, and continent speed rounds. Use the contact page to submit ideas.
Streaks reset if you skip a calendar day. They are stored in your browser's local storage — clearing your browser data or switching devices will also reset it. Account-based streak saving is coming soon.