More Lebanese live outside Lebanon than inside it. This is where we all end up on the same
leaderboard.
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Trivia you actually know
History, food, dialect, Fairuz, landmarks, the diaspora itself — bilingual questions with explanations that teach you something on the way.
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Duel your cousins
Same questions, same order, any timezone. Challenge anyone from Sydney to São Paulo and settle who really knows Lebanon.
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Village vs village
Bsharri vs Zgharta. Zahle vs Tripoli. Every town gets a board, ranked fairly by average — recruit your family and put yours on top.
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The daily challenge
Ten questions, the whole world, one attempt — resetting on your local day, whether that day starts in Beirut or Buenos Aires.
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Find your people
Friends, chat, and leaderboards for your country and your governorate. The app knows the difference between where you live and where you're from.
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Write the questions
Nobody in Beirut can write a good question about your village — but you can. Submit it, get it approved, and the whole diaspora gets asked, credited to you.
Why “Finiqians”?
The Greeks called them Phoinikes — the same root gives us both Phoenician
and phoenix. The people of Tyre, Sidon and Byblos crossed every sea and carried the
alphabet with them; the bird burns and rises again. The crimson is Tyrian purple,
the murex dye that made Tyre famous, and the gold is what they traded it for. A rising
phoenix in those colours is not a logo so much as a family crest — for a people who keep
leaving, and keep rising, and never stop being from here.