OpenGuessr Solver

Most tools sold as GeoGuessr solvers do nothing at all on openguessr.com, because they were written against a different site and have nothing to hook into. The free ATLAS browser extension supports OpenGuessr on purpose. It reads the round the page already received and shows the location in a side panel, with optional Auto Place. 7 free rounds, no account needed.

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Why most OpenGuessr solvers do nothing

OpenGuessr is a separate site from GeoGuessr with its own front end. A userscript or extension written against geoguessr.com looks for structures that only exist there. On openguessr.com it finds nothing, and because most of these tools fail quietly rather than telling you, it looks like the solver is broken when in fact it was never pointed at this game.

ATLAS avoids that failure mode by declaring openguessr.com as a supported host, alongside the other ten games. Support is a listed permission you can check in the extension listing, not a claim in a forum post.

How it works on OpenGuessr

1. Install the extension in Chrome or Firefox and open a round on openguessr.com.
2. As the round loads, the extension reads the round information the page already receives and shows the location in the browser side panel.
3. Place the pin yourself, or turn on Auto Place and let the extension drop it on the answer map.

Extension or desktop app: what works where

Frequently asked questions

Almost none of them do. A tool written for geoguessr.com looks for things that exist on geoguessr.com, and openguessr.com is a different site with a different structure, so the tool finds nothing and quietly does nothing. The ATLAS browser extension is one of the few that supports OpenGuessr on purpose: openguessr.com is one of its declared host permissions, not an accident.

It reads the round information the page already receives from the game as the round loads, and shows it in the browser side panel. Nothing is guessed and nothing is uploaded to be analysed. If you turn on Auto Place, it can drop the guess on the answer map for you.

No. The desktop app is built for GeoGuessr only and covers Classic, Ranked, Duels and Team Duels there. For OpenGuessr you want the browser extension. They share one licence key, so buying either covers both.

The first 7 rounds are free and no account is required, which is enough to see whether it does what this page says. After that, paid plans are Pro at 14.99 euro per month, Yearly at 33.50 euro per year, or Lifetime at 50 euro as a one time payment. Nothing renews automatically on Yearly or Lifetime.

Using any tool to gain an advantage in a public or competitive lobby breaks the spirit of the game and usually the rules of the site as well. ATLAS does not modify the game and does not inject code into it, but that does not make competitive use fair play. If you play public rooms, understand that the risk is yours.

More from ATLAS

The same extension covers WorldGuessr and FreeGuessr, and the full list is on the extension page. If you want to know how OpenGuessr differs from the original game, OpenGuessr vs GeoGuessr covers imagery, cost and which tools work on each.