Flag Guess 3D vs Beacon App

Guess the country from its flag. Learn world flags the fun way with quick, bite-size quizzes. Includes all 195 countries recognized by the UN (193 member states + 2 observers) and full localization in 22 languages. Compete for your own high score and climb the global leaderboard to show your flag mastery. How it works • A flag appears — name the country it belongs to. • Short, satisfying rounds that make daily practice easy. • Clean, focused interface — no maps or extra clues, just flags and countries. Modes & filters • Sort by continent to focus on Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America, or Oceania. • Practice sets for Incorrectly Guessed (missed before), Unseen (not played yet), or All Flags. • Build a personal loop by revisiting the flags you find toughest. Progress you can see • Countries you’ve answered are marked as mastered so your coverage grows over time. • Track accuracy and completion by region and globally as you work toward every pair. Compete • Push your own high score and longest streaks. • Global leaderboard to compare with friends and players worldwide. Designed to feel great • Nice-looking app with crisp flag images, clean UI, and readable labels. • Lightweight & fast — quick loads and responsive controls. • Works offline; no account required. Fair & simple • Free to play with optional ads. • One-time upgrade to remove ads and support the developer — no subscriptions. Languages Play in 22 languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, Chinese (Simplified), Russian, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Hindi, Indonesian, Polish, Thai, Turkish, Urdu, Uzbek, Italian, Vietnamese, Malay, Ukrainian.

Beacons App is an application to be carried by teachers and students in secondary/VET schools. It allows the simulation of an unpredicted failure or problem in an industrial procedure, by sending notifications from the Beacons to the students' mobile devices, which will be guided in the active search for the solution through the succession of notifications. It could be used inside or outside school, but always in a real world context.