About Hop Earth Wiki
Hop Earth Wiki is a free, privacy-friendly toolkit that helps teachers, trainers, HR facilitators, and event organizers create fair random groups, pairs, and student call-outs in seconds.
Who we are
The site is independently operated by the Hop Earth Wiki project team. For product questions, privacy requests, or corrections, email zhangruyide@gmail.com. We build lightweight browser-first tools so classrooms and workshops can randomize teams without installing software or uploading full rosters for basic grouping.
Hop.Earth Wiki sections
- Getting Started
Start with the basics: how to play Hop.Earth, whether it is free, and how to troubleshoot common loading issues.
- Driving
Learn about maps, routes, vehicles, and practical driving questions before you launch a session.
- Multiplayer
Find guidance for races, joining friends, and multiplayer availability without pretending to be the official game site.
- Games Like
Compare Hop.Earth with other driving and geography games when you are looking for alternatives.
How we work
Core grouping runs in your browser when possible. Optional account features such as history sync and share links store only the minimum data needed to provide those features. We do not sell personal data.
Why this site exists
Manual team picking wastes class time and often reinforces cliques. We publish practical guides, methodology explainers, and free tools so facilitators can run transparent, repeatable randomizations—and understand when random grouping is better than intentional grouping.
Contact
Questions, feedback, or privacy requests are welcome.