Daily music game

One music puzzle a day, played on a map

GeoMusic is a daily music game for people who like a small ritual with their morning coffee. Every day there are five clues about where something happened in music: where a star was born, where a band formed, where a classic album was recorded. Drop a pin on the globe for each one and see how close you got.

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What makes it a good daily game

  • Three minutes a day. Five clues, no timer, done before your coffee cools.
  • Same puzzle for everyone. Compare scores with friends or in a private friend group.
  • A score you can share. Colored dots show how close you were, without spoiling the answers.
  • Streaks. Come back tomorrow to keep your run going.
  • No audio needed. Play it muted, anywhere.
  • You learn something. Every answer comes with a short story about the place.

What a share looks like

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Green means you were close, yellow means the right region, red means further off. The last three clues count double and triple, so a late comeback is always possible.

More about GeoMusic

See the kinds of questions in the music geography quiz, or read how scoring works.

FAQ

Is GeoMusic like Wordle for music?

In the ways that matter for a daily habit, yes: one puzzle a day, the same for everyone, a few minutes to play and a spoiler-free score you can share with colored dots. Instead of guessing a word, you place music history on a map.

Do I need sound to play?

No. GeoMusic has no audio clips, so you can play on the train, at work or anywhere with the sound off. The clues are short written facts about artists, bands, studios, venues and genres.

How is it different from Heardle and other song guessing games?

Song guessing games play a clip and ask you to name the track. GeoMusic asks where things happened, and every guess scores by distance, so you never get a zero for being nearly right. GeoMusic is an independent game and is not affiliated with Heardle.

When does a new puzzle come out?

Every day at midnight Eastern Time. A countdown on the results screen shows when the next round starts.

Can I keep a streak?

Yes. Play on consecutive days to build a streak. Sign in to keep your streak and stats on every device.

Is it free?

Yes. The daily puzzle is free and needs no account. GeoMusic Pro adds past puzzles, rounds by genre and an endless shuffle mode.