Places & cultures
- Explore countries, cities and regions through the stories connected to them
- Discover food, languages, art and books from around the world
- Let the random cube introduce you to something you might never have searched for
Find something new every day.
Coming soon
Drag to explore. Day and night follow the real sun, right now.
Music, radio, cultural discoveries and more geography games are in development.

Let the cube choose a country. Find it on the globe, guess its capital, then read a little about somewhere new.

A song can make you curious about a city. A dish can lead you to a region you’ve never heard of. A word in another language can send you across an ocean.
Hookito is being built around those little connections.
The globe is the starting point. The full experience will bring places, culture and geography games together, with a random cube for the days when you’d rather be surprised.
Try the random country generator →Social media shows you what it thinks you want. Hookito shows you what is actually there.
Available now
Everything below works in your browser, free and without an account.
In development

If you enjoy looking around Earth, Hookito offers another place to begin. The focus here is on discovery: choosing somewhere unfamiliar and getting curious about the people, sounds and stories connected to it.
Right now, you can turn a sunlit 3D globe, pick a random country, play flag and capital quizzes and browse countries by continent. We’re developing the culture, music and radio features next. This preview doesn’t offer zooming to street level, Street View, detailed 3D city views or route planning.
Hookito is a world and culture discovery project built around an interactive 3D Earth globe. You can try the globe, random country generator, flag quiz, capital quiz and list of countries now. The full discovery experience is still in development.
Drag to turn Earth, right in your browser. The day and night sides follow the sun’s current position, so you can see where it is daytime now. The globe turns slowly on its own until you drag it. To discover a country at random, open the country generator using the cube.
Yes. The globe preview, random country generator, flag quiz and capital quiz are free to use, with no account required. Pricing for the full experience has not been announced.
On this homepage, the cube opens the random country generator. There you can pick a country, see its capital when available and find it on the globe. Broader random discoveries are still in development.
No. The preview runs in your browser, with no download or signup. The interactive globe needs WebGL; if it is unavailable, you can still use the country generator and read the results.