ATLAS is a location solver for street view guessing games. It reads the round you already have open and answers what the game is asking: which country, where inside it, and at what coordinates. Seven rounds are free with no account. Sign in with Google and you get 14. The free counter only counts down on main-game rounds, so you can try the other supported sites while you decide. What the panel shows

The country, and the region or town inside it, so a large country is still a useful answer.
The coordinates, which you can check yourself once the round is over.
Auto Place, which drops your pin on the answer map for you.
Alt+G as a shortcut, if you would rather not reach for the panel.

Where it works Built for the main game, and it reads the free clones as well, WorldGuessr and OpenGuessr among them. Ten more street view sites are supported and the full list is in the screenshots. One difference from the Chrome build, stated plainly: pressing the guess button for you is Chrome only for now. Here the pin is placed and you press it. Beyond the browser One licence key also unlocks the ATLAS Windows application, which plays whole sessions on its own, and the iPhone and Android apps. Details at geoguessrcheats.com/platforms. For reference, the separate desktop app reaches about 81 percent country accuracy across 1,600 or more real ranked games (111 countries, July 2026). This browser extension publishes no accuracy figure of its own and makes no detection claim. Requires Firefox 128 or newer. Predictions are produced on our servers, so the add-on asks nothing of your processor. Privacy: the extension reads round data on your machine to build each prediction and communicates only with the project's own licensing and telemetry service. It does not sell your data or use it for advertising. Full policy: https://geoguessrcheats.com/extension-pro-privacy Not affiliated with GeoGuessr AB. GeoGuessr is a trademark of its owner.