JigsawGeo version 2 app icon, a flat map Version 2
JigsawGeo version 3 app icon, a 3-D globe Version 3

Collect the world on a real, spinnable 3-D globe.

JigsawGeo plays on a real globe, so countries sit at their true size, true shape, and true distance apart. No more flat Mercator map stretching Greenland to the size of Africa. Spin the globe, zoom in, and put the world back together.

Version 3.2 adds a passport to fill with stamps from every place you find, a Terrain globe with shaded relief, and 16 missions that are all unlocked from the start, including new ways to play where you pick the answer from four choices.

Drag a puzzle piece to where you think it belongs, or just double-tap the spot. Beat the clock, earn a high score, and learn world geography without it ever feeling like studying.

NO ADS. NO ACCOUNTS. NO TRACKING.

Free to download with two complete maps included. Every other map is a one-time in-app purchase: never a subscription, never an advertisement. Safe to hand to a kid.

Spin, Zoom, Explore

Missions for Every Explorer

There are 16 missions, and every one is open from the start. Choose what you are asked to find (shapes, capitals or flags, or pick the name, flag or capital from four choices) and how much help you get (guided, sonar or latitude and longitude). Six of them are ranks you earn on every map, and collecting all six posts your Grand Total. Ten more badges wait on the other missions.

  1. Traveler — a gentle start: the globe glides toward the right spot for you, and the smallest regions sit this one out
  2. Surveyor — place regions by name, with a sonar ping to guide you
  3. Explorer — place regions by name, no hints
  4. Navigator — place regions by the name of their capital city
  5. Discoverer — place regions by their flag alone
  6. Cartographer — pinpoint the capital city inside its own region

More Than 25 Maps

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Compete and Learn

For Classrooms and Kitchen Tables

Teachers, homeschoolers and map lovers have used JigsawGeo for years to make continents, capitals and flags stick. The globe makes the lesson obvious: why Africa is far bigger than it looks, why Russia is not, and how close some countries really are to each other.

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What's New in Version 3.2

Version 3.2: collect the world, and play it your way.

Your Passport

16 Missions, All Unlocked

A New Look for the Globe

Fixes

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