FlagX is a daily voting game that builds a live world ranking of national flags. Two flags face off, you tap the better one, ten rounds per session, up to ten sessions a day. Every vote feeds a public leaderboard computed with Wilson confidence scoring over a rolling seven-day window, alongside persistent Elo ratings for every flag, with a champion crowned each week. Votes for your own country count at reduced weight so the board reflects the world's taste, not just each nation's enthusiasm.
Is the ranking real? Yes: every number shown comes from real votes, defended by bot checks, single-use session tokens, and per-network daily limits. The full method is public on the how it works page.
Why does my first game end with my own flag? Your first session finishes with a home-flag matchup for the drama. That special pairing never affects ratings.
What is Season 0? The founding phase, where early votes shape the board most: details on the Season 0 page.
Who makes FlagX? FlagX is built by Caner Kaya (Kayabyte) in Oslo, Norway: see about and privacy.
FlagX works in 35 languages and is free to play at flagx.no.