What is this?
Local Enough? asks everyone in every country the same 15 questions: six in the style of the official citizenship test, four from real everyday life – from registering your address to sorting your waste – and five from the culture you just pick up there: TV, music, sport, food, sayings. From the EU to North America and the United Kingdom.
People born in a country never have to take its citizenship test. People who moved there do. We think it’s fairer if everyone takes the same test. The leaderboards then show what data says about prejudice – and everyone learns something along the way.
No mocking in either direction. If you don’t make it this time, you learn something, collect stamps in your passport and simply play another round.
Where do the questions come from?
An AI drafts questions. A second, independent check answers each question blind and flags anything ambiguous, outdated, doubtful, unfair or legally sensitive. Only questions that pass go live. Players can report any question; after three reports it is pulled automatically and reviewed by a human.
And my data?
No account, no email, no real name. Origin is optional and only ever a country. Countries and groups appear only once five people took part. Details in the privacy policy (in German).