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A GeoGuessr Companion to Review and Learn

The fastest way to improve at GeoGuessr is to review your rounds. TrustGeo shows where the current round really is, with an interactive map and the place name, in Chrome’s side panel. Guess first, then check what you missed.

Add to Chrome — free tier How to practice with it
  • GeoGuessr & OpenGuessr
  • Map + place name
  • Free tier
  • Side panel
A street scene next to a map showing where the round really is

How to practice with it

TrustGeo is useful for learning only if you guess on your own first. Here’s the loop we recommend, in single-player.

  1. GeoGuessr scene with the TrustGeo side panel

    1. Open the side panel

    Start a single-player game on GeoGuessr or OpenGuessr and open TrustGeo next to it.

  2. Your own guess placed on a map

    2. Make your own guess

    Read the scene: driving side, signs, lines, vegetation. Decide where you think it is.

  3. Your guess and the real location, with the missed clue noted

    3. Check and learn

    Click GUESS in the panel to see the real place and region, and find the clue you missed.

What TrustGeo shows

  • Location of the roundCoordinates of the current round.
  • Interactive mapSee the place on a map without leaving the game.
  • Place nameReverse geocoding turns coordinates into region and country.
  • GeoGuessr & OpenGuessrWorks on both.
  • Native side panelLives in Chrome’s side panel, next to the game.
  • Email sign-inOne-time code, no password.
The learning loop: play, review, learn one clue, practice
The loop that makes you better: play, review, learn one clue, practice.

Pricing

Free

$0

  • Limited guesses per week
  • Coordinates, map, place name

Pro

$5 /month

  • Unlimited guesses
  • Cheaper billed yearly

Pro also includes automation features (Auto Find, AutoPlace, Bot Mode, Score Range). They’re not learning tools; don’t use them against other players.

Privacy

  • Account = email + one-time code
  • Its scripts only run on GeoGuessr, OpenGuessr and Google Maps pages
  • Payments handled by Stripe
  • No password
  • No ads, no data sold

Fair play

Never in competitive play

Using TrustGeo in ranked games, duels, battle royale or against other people is unfair, breaks GeoGuessr’s rules and can get your account banned.

Guess first, then check

TrustGeo only teaches you something if you commit to your own guess before looking. Our practice method shows how.

Questions

What does TrustGeo do?

TrustGeo is a Chrome extension with a side panel for GeoGuessr and OpenGuessr. It shows the location of the current round: coordinates, an interactive map and the place name (region and country). We recommend using it to review rounds in single-player practice.

Is it allowed to use TrustGeo in GeoGuessr?

Using any tool that reveals locations in ranked games, duels, battle royale or any match against other people gives you an unfair advantage, breaks GeoGuessr’s rules and can get your account banned. Use it only for single-player practice and review, and always guess on your own first.

Is TrustGeo free?

There’s a free tier with a limited number of guesses per week. Pro costs $5/month (less when billed yearly) and removes the limit.

Will TrustGeo make me better at GeoGuessr?

Only if you guess first. The learning comes from comparing your guess with the real place and finding the clue you missed. Here’s a practice method.

Is TrustGeo made by GeoGuessr?

No. TrustGeo is an independent extension and isn’t affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by GeoGuessr AB, OpenGuessr or Google.

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