How to Join the Ekvis Community and Contribute

You can join the Ekvis community through its Discord server, which the site lists as the place to learn more about the project, help with translations, report bugs, or even create your own map quizzes. No account is needed to play the games themselves, so joining Discord is a separate, optional step for people who want to contribute rather than just study.

What the Ekvis community is for

Ekvis describes itself as a low-profit philanthropic project that makes learning geography and languages fun and accessible. The site keeps ads to a minimum and states that no registration is required, no personal information is collected, and all games are free to play.

The community side exists to support that project. According to the site, the Discord server is where you can:

• Discover more about Ekvis
• Assist with translations
• Report bugs
• Create your own map quizzes

How to get involved

1. Join the Discord server

The "Join The Community" section of the homepage points to the Ekvis Discord server as the entry point. This is the single channel the site names for community contact, so it covers everything from questions to contributions.

2. Help with translations

Ekvis states that it is multilingual and that its geography and vocabulary quizzes are available in many languages. If your language is on the list — or missing from it — the Discord server is where the site directs people who want to assist with translations.

3. Report bugs

The same Discord server is listed as the place for bug reports. If a quiz behaves unexpectedly, that is the route the site provides.

4. Create your own map quizzes

Beyond using existing games, the site says you can create your own map quizzes through the community. This is the most involved contribution path and also runs through Discord.

What you can contribute to

Other resources on the site

If your goal is learning rather than contributing, the site also has a blog. One listed post is "Learn the US States," which pairs with the US states map quiz. The games themselves span geography (countries, capitals, flags, regions) and language vocabulary, and the site says they suit individual learning and classroom use.

A practical note

The homepage does not publish a direct contact email, a contribution form, or account-based submission tools. Discord is the only community entry point named in the available site content, so treat it as the required first step for any of the contribution paths above.