ClingWorldConnect

Make a friend in every country on Earth.

195 countries. One person from each. ClingWorldConnect suggests people from the places you haven't reached yet and tracks your journey on a world passport.

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Discover

Get matched with people from countries you haven't connected with yet โ€” one per country.

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Connect

Send a request. When they accept, their country lights up on your passport.

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Complete the world

Track your progress across every region until all 195 are filled.

Why one friend per country?

Most social apps show you more of the people you already resemble. ClingWorldConnect does the opposite: it deliberately points you at the parts of the world you haven't met anyone from yet. By default, Discover suggests one member from each country still missing from your passport, so every new connection widens your map instead of repeating it.

Your passport shows each region as its own progress bar. It's a simple way to notice that you know people across Europe but no one in Oceania, or that most of Africa is still blank, and then do something about it.

Learn the world while you play

Our games section has 78 free browser games, including geography games built on the same 195-country list as the passport. Each comes with a guide to the rules, controls and strategy. No account needed.

Questions

Which countries count?
All 195: the 193 member states of the United Nations plus its two observer states, the Holy See and Palestine. They're grouped into five regions (Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, Oceania) so you can see where your gaps are.
How does a country get added to my passport?
When someone from that country accepts your connection request, or you accept theirs. Each country only needs one connection, so a second friend from the same place doesn't change your progress, though it's still a friend.
Is it free?
Yes. Accounts and connections are free, and so are the games, which are supported by ads.
Do I need an account to play the games?
No. The games work without signing in, and your best scores are saved in your browser.

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