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You see three events without years. Drag the top card toward the event you think is closer to it in time, or tap that event. All three then appear on a true-to-scale line with both distances. A round has five questions.

A timeline from 3500 BC to today split into 29 stretches. Every event you meet becomes a point; answered correctly, it is filled. Stretches with no points stay white. Tap a white spot to play a round built from that period.

No. There is no sign-in and nothing to buy.

Yes. The 240 built-in events and all rounds work without a connection. Only the daily events from Wikipedia need the internet, and the app keeps the last ones it fetched.

Winstory is about what people achieved. Daily events are filtered to leave out wars, violence, disasters, disputed territories and politics. If something slips through, please tell us.

Yes: Settings → Event language. The built-in chronicle follows your iPhone's language.

In iOS Settings → Notifications → Winstory, or from the Notifications row in the app's settings.

Your progress lives only on your iPhone: use Settings → Reset progress, or delete the app. To remove the device identifier from our update logs and from our push provider, email us with the subject "Delete my data".

Check that notifications are allowed for Winstory in iOS Settings and that Focus is not hiding them. Reminders are occasional by design.

Progress is stored only on the device and is not backed up to a server, so deleting the app removes it. That is the price of having no account.

Check the connection, then open Settings → Daily events → Update. If Wikipedia is unreachable, the app shows an event from the built-in chronicle instead.