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GeoMaster Product Roadmap

A directional look at what we are building for geography learners, families, and classrooms. This page is managed by our team and will change as priorities evolve.

Internally managed Directional planning
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How to read this roadmap

Items are grouped by confidence and timing, not by promise. We use this page to communicate direction while keeping room for research, content accuracy work, and customer feedback.

  • Now

    2

    Work we are actively shaping, building, or refining.

  • Next

    4

    Planned work that is close enough to discuss publicly.

  • Later

    1

    Ideas and bigger investments we are exploring.

  • Shipped

    0

    Recently completed work included for context.

Phase 01 2 items

Now

Work we are actively shaping, building, or refining.

  1. Plate 01 Content

    Country flags

    Learn the national flags of every country in the world through focused, map-based practice.

    • Complete country flag set
    • Practice by region, continent, or global set
    • Connect flags with country names and map locations
    In progress
  2. Plate 02 Content

    Regional flags

    Practice flags for states, provinces, territories, and other subregions within countries.

    • Support for states, provinces, and territories
    • Country-specific regional practice sets
    • Regional capitals included where available
    In progress
Phase 02 4 items

Next

Planned work that is close enough to discuss publicly.

  1. Plate 01 Content

    Hydrography

    Learn where major oceans, rivers, lakes, and other water bodies are located, with deeper facts available for each one.

    • Rivers, lakes, oceans, seas, bays, gulfs, and straits
    • Reservoirs, coastlines, and other important water features
    • Optional deeper learning about physical characteristics, flow systems, and spatial relationships
    Planned
  2. Plate 02 Content

    Topography

    Learn major landforms such as mountains, deserts, valleys, plains, canyons, and volcanoes through map-based practice.

    • Mountains, mountain ranges, deserts, plateaus, valleys, and plains
    • Canyons, volcanoes, and other major landform features
    • Gameplay for mountain ranges, highest peaks, terrain contours, and desert biomes
    Planned
  3. Plate 03 Content

    Economic geography

    Explore how resources, production, trade, development, and industry patterns shape the world map.

    • Resources such as oil, natural gas, lithium, timber, agriculture, and fisheries
    • Production patterns including manufacturing hubs, farming regions, industrial zones, and technology sectors
    • Trade, development, and spatial economics across ports, supply chains, cities, and infrastructure
    Planned
  4. Plate 04 Content

    Political geography

    Learn how governments, borders, capitals, alliances, elections, and territorial systems shape the political map.

    • Government systems such as democracies, republics, monarchies, federal systems, socialist states, and authoritarian systems
    • Political structures including presidents, prime ministers, monarchs, parliaments, congresses, and judicial systems
    • Territories, borders, alliances, elections, voting regions, and political demographics
    Planned
Phase 03 1 item

Later

Ideas and bigger investments we are exploring.

  1. Plate 01 Classroom

    School integrations

    Explore roster and sign-in integrations that reduce setup work for schools and districts.

    • Google Classroom research
    • SSO planning
    • Roster import requirements