GeoPreneur
Rate itPin where famous companies and founders are based, five questions a day.
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GeoPreneur asks five questions a day about the places behind business and technology, such as where Ferrari is headquartered or where Stripe was founded. You drop a pin on a 3D globe, score by how close you land, and read a short story about the answer.
About GeoPreneur
GeoPreneur is a daily geography and trivia game about the places behind companies, founders and technology. Each day brings a numbered set of five questions, the same for every player, and you answer each by dropping a pin on a spinning 3D globe.
Every question names a company or a story and gives a one-line clue, with a difficulty label such as Medium. On 18 October 2026 the set was GeoPreneur #019, and its first question asked where Ferrari is headquartered, with the clue that Enzo Ferrari moved his car-making to a small town in 1943. Once you guess, the map draws a line from your pin to the answer, shows how many kilometres off you were and the points you scored, and tells a short story about the place, here Maranello in Italy.
Points step down with distance, from 1,000 for a pin within 10 km. At the end you can copy your results to share, keep a streak going on the same device, and add a nickname to a daily leaderboard if you like. Nothing needs an account, and the page carries no ads.
The game started at the end of September 2026 and is credited on its page to a maker who signs it Leo. It suits people who follow business and technology and enjoy map-pin games, and it plays in a browser on a phone or a desktop.
How to play GeoPreneur
- Open geopreneur.fun and press Play to start the day's five questions.
- Read the question and its clue about a company, founder or tech story.
- Spin and zoom the globe, then tap where you think the place is to drop your pin.
- Press Guess to see the real place, how many kilometres off you were, your points and a short story.
- Press Next and work through all five questions, then copy your results or join the day's leaderboard.
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Tips
- Many tech companies cluster in a few hubs, such as the San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, New York, London and Bangalore; start there when you are unsure.
- Read the question closely: it often names or hints at a country or city before you pin.
- A company's founding place and its current headquarters can differ, so check which one the question wants.
- Even a rough pin scores something, so always place your best estimate rather than leaving it blank.
Questions
What do I do each day?
Answer five questions by dropping pins on a globe, each about the place behind a business or technology story.
How is it scored?
By distance: a pin within 10 km of the answer scores 1,000 points, and the score steps down the further away you land. The How points work link on the page shows the table.
When does a new set arrive?
The set is numbered by your device's date, so a new one starts at midnight local time.
Do I need an account?
No. You can play straight away in the browser. A nickname is only needed if you want to appear on the leaderboard.
Is it free?
Yes. It is free to play and shows no ads.
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