A city appears
Named in Persian and Latin script. In Navigator mode, its province too. The clock starts at fifteen.
شهر را پیدا کن: سنندج
Twelve cities.
One Iran.
No labels.
شهر را روی نقشه پیدا کن
A geography duel in your browser. You get a city — Tehran-obvious to Bijar-obscure — and fifteen seconds to pin it. Closer clicks score more, streaks multiply, and the target radius keeps shrinking.
63 cities
31 provinces
12 rounds
15 s per round
300→100 km shrinking radius
A round, in the log
Every round is the same three beats. The deck runs from capital cities to towns only a native would place, and the accepted radius tightens as the expedition deepens.
You drop the pin
One click, anywhere on the unlabeled map. Precision pays up to 500 points; speed adds up to 100 more.
اینجاست؟
The distance is read
Inside the radius: points, and your streak grows toward a ×2 multiplier. Under 40 km is a bullseye. Outside: lost at sea, −100.
۳۸ کیلومتر — آفرین!
Two ways to sail
Pick your instruments before you cast off.
Navigator
Province borders drawn, province named with every city. The honest apprenticeship — learn the shape of the country round by round.
Cartographer
The silhouette alone. No borders, no province hint, nothing but coastline and memory. Every point earned is worth half again more.
One leaderboard, every player
Your best score joins a global board the moment you save it — no account, no sign-up. An anonymous session keeps your entry yours, and the board shows how many explorers are charting alongside you. A local board on your device tracks your own history, online or off.
What we know about you: almost nothing
Pinpoint Iran collects exactly two things, and only if you save a score: the nickname you type and your game results, stored in Firebase to run the public leaderboard. No browsing data, no analytics, no ads, nothing sold to anyone. The full details fit on one page: read the privacy policy.