NeoGeo Quiz – WordPress Plugin is Available Now

We’ve just launched NeoGeo Quiz — a new way to turn maps into interactive geography challenges directly on your website.

Built for WordPress, NeoGeo lets you create map-based quizzes from your own GeoJSON data. No custom development, no complicated setup — just upload, configure, and publish.

What is NeoGeo Quiz?

NeoGeo Quiz is a WordPress plugin that transforms geographic data into interactive quizzes powered by Leaflet.

Instead of static maps, your visitors can:

Click countries, regions, or points
Test their knowledge
Learn geography through interaction

How it works

The workflow is simple:

Upload a .geojson file (point, line or polygon)
Choose the field what users should identify in the quiz
Set scoring and styling
Publish your quiz
Embed it anywhere with a shortcode

That’s it — your map becomes a game.

What you can build?

With NeoGeo, you can create:

Country identification quizzes
Regional geography tests
City or landmark challenges
Custom training tools using your own datasets

Whether it’s a classroom, blog, or niche site like Geography.biz, the use cases are wide open.

Built for learning (and engagement)

Most geography tools rely on memorization.

NeoGeo flips that — it focuses on:

Visual learning
Spatial recognition
Repetition through interaction

The result is something far more engaging than a list of names.

Key features

Key features include:

Upload and validate GeoJSON files
Support for points, lines, and polygons
Multiple scoring modes (click, distance-based)
Geometry-specific styling controls
Publish/unpublish quiz control
Shortcode embedding anywhere on your site

Why we built it

We wanted a simple way to:

Turn map data into something interactive
Improve geography learning through practice
Build tools that actually get used, not just viewed

NeoGeo is the first step toward a bigger platform focused on interactive geography. Contact us of you have any ideas for features.

Available now

NeoGeo Quiz is now available and ready to use. We have submitted it to the WordPress Plugin repository and are waiting to see it published soon! Meantime, you can download it here.

If you’re interested in maps, learning, or building something interactive —
give NeoGeo Quiz a try.