Scenario library
Train on real trade-offs
Each scenario is designed for ambiguity. You decide, predict the crowd, then calibrate—without fake moral certainty. Free training includes a fixed sample of sixteen scenarios; Navigator unlocks the full rotating library.
This page previews the part of the library we show to everyone. The lab opens the rest once your account has an age range.
Safety, health, and boundaries you have to hold under pressure.
Sibling breaks your toy and hides it
Family · L2
Free sampleYour sibling broke your favourite toy and hid the pieces. Mum asks what happened. Telling the truth might get them in big trouble; covering for them feels unfair to you.
Open in labParents say no screen time; friend invites you online
Family · L2
NavigatorMum and Dad said no games tonight. Your best friend messages that the whole squad is online and they need you. Ignoring them feels like letting the team down.
Open in labPhoto taken without asking
Difficult Situations · L2
NavigatorA classmate takes an unflattering photo of you and starts to post it in the class chat. You hate the picture. Stopping them might cause drama.
Open in labBirthday party you can’t afford a gift for
Relationships · L2
NavigatorYou’re invited to a birthday party. A proper present costs more than your pocket money. Going empty-handed feels rude; skipping the party feels worse.
Open in labArt supplies go missing from your tray
Everyday Life · L2
NavigatorYour best coloured pens vanish from your tray. You see similar pens in another pupil’s pencil case. Accusing them could be wrong; saying nothing means you can’t finish your picture.
Open in labFriend group edits you out of photos
Relationships · L3
Free sampleYour friends post a group photo from a night out with you cropped out. They say it ‘looked better’. Calling it out risks drama; staying quiet hurts.
Open in labPressured to send a private photo
Difficult Situations · L3
Free sampleSomeone you’re talking to online asks for a private photo and says everyone does it. Saying no might end the chat; saying yes feels unsafe.
Open in labParents want your passwords
Family · L3
NavigatorYour parents demand all social passwords ‘for safety’. You haven’t done anything wrong. Full access feels invasive; refusing sparks a massive row.
Open in labLift home with a drinking driver
Relationships · L3
NavigatorAfter a party, a friend who drank offers you a lift home. Buses have stopped. Getting in is risky; refusing might strand you both.
Open in labPartner wants you to ghost your friends
Relationships · L3
NavigatorSomeone you’re dating wants you to cancel on friends whenever they message. Saying no risks the relationship; saying yes isolates you.
Open in labFriend wants you to hate their ex
Relationships · L3
NavigatorAfter a breakup, your friend demands you cut off their ex—who is also your lab partner. Loyalty says ghost them; classwork says cooperate.
Open in labVape offered behind the sports hall
Difficult Situations · L3
NavigatorFriends behind the sports hall offer you a vape and film ‘first hits’ for laughs. Refusing might get you mocked; accepting risks your health and school rules.
Open in labCurfew vs friend’s crisis text
Family · L3
NavigatorYou’re past curfew when a friend texts that they’re stranded and scared. Going to help breaks the rule; staying home might leave them unsafe.
Open in labSibling reads your diary messages
Family · L3
NavigatorYour sibling read private messages on your unlocked laptop and is teasing you. Confronting them could escalate; locking everything down feels like living in a bunker.
Open in labReserved bus seats taken
Neighbours & Community · L2
NavigatorOlder kids push into front bus seats reserved for younger years. Moving risks a shove; staying feels like agreeing it’s fine.
Open in labPocket money borrow again
Money & Business · L2
NavigatorA friend asks to borrow pocket money for sweets and hasn’t paid back twice. Saying no feels cold; saying yes teaches them you’ll always cover it.
Open in labClimb past park sign dare
Neighbours & Community · L2
NavigatorMates dare you to climb past the ‘no climbing’ sign on the park wall. Doing it looks brave; a fall would be serious.
Open in labJuice spill sibling blame
Family · L2
NavigatorJuice spills and your sibling says you did it while Mum looks angry. Correcting them starts a fight; taking blame feels unfair.
Open in labFire drill push in corridor
Everyday Life · L2
NavigatorDuring a fire drill kids start shoving in the corridor and a smaller pupil falls. Helping slows your line; ignoring them risks injury.
Open in labSecret club password shared
Relationships · L2
NavigatorA new kid asks for your treehouse club password after being left out all week. Sharing breaks the club rule; refusing keeps excluding them.
Open in labPet name teasing goes too far
Relationships · L2
NavigatorFriends keep using a nickname you asked them to stop after it spread beyond your group. Laughing along keeps peace; insisting might make it worse.
Open in labScooter borrowed without ask
Neighbours & Community · L2
NavigatorA neighbour kid rides your scooter down the pavement without asking while you’re indoors. Confronting them might seem dramatic; saying nothing invites repeats.
Open in labWet paint bench warning skip
Neighbours & Community · L2
NavigatorYou see wet paint on a park bench just before a toddler climbs up and the sign has fallen face-down. Fixing the sign slows your game; saying nothing risks ruined clothes and a telling-off for their parent.
Open in labSticker album rare trade pressure
Relationships · L2
NavigatorA popular kid pressures you to trade your last rare sticker for three commons you don’t want. Refusing might cost playground status; accepting feels like a bad deal.
Open in labSecret diary read aloud threat
Family · L2
NavigatorYour sibling threatens to read your diary aloud unless you do their chore. Giving in rewards blackmail; refusing risks public embarrassment.
Open in labCostume shared without consent
Relationships · L2
NavigatorA friend borrows your World Book Day costume pieces from your peg without asking. Confronting them mid-parade is awkward; saying nothing means your outfit is incomplete.
Open in labSleepover scare video plan
Relationships · L2
NavigatorAt a sleepover friends plan to scare a nervous classmate with a horror video after lights-out. Joining keeps you in the fun; protecting them might make you the spoilsport.
Open in labQuiet reading interrupted on purpose
Relationships · L2
NavigatorFriends keep poking you during quiet reading after you asked for space to finish a chapter. Snapping might get you in trouble; enduring it means you can’t read.
Open in labGarden shed torch ‘borrow’
Family · L2
NavigatorYou take Dad’s torch from the shed without asking for a night den and drain the batteries. Replacing batteries quietly hides the borrow; confessing means a lecture.
Open in labShared bike helmet crack hide
Neighbours & Community · L2
NavigatorYou crack a shared club bike helmet and it’s still wearable-looking. Reporting means the ride might be cancelled; hiding it risks a head injury.
Open in labBirthday money pressure to spend
Money & Business · L2
NavigatorFriends pressure you to spend birthday money on arcade games when you were saving for a book. Spending keeps you included; saving keeps your goal.
Open in labLab partner skips safety goggles
Everyday Life · L3
NavigatorYour lab partner refuses goggles saying they fog up, mid-experiment with splash risk. Insisting slows the practical; ignoring it risks injury and shared blame.
Open in labVape offered behind gym
Difficult Situations · L3
NavigatorSomeone offers you a vape behind the gym saying everyone tries it once. Refusing might get you mocked; accepting risks health and school discipline.
Open in labDriving practice without licence
Difficult Situations · L3
NavigatorAn older teen offers to let you practise driving in an empty car park without a licence. Practice would help confidence; it’s illegal and risky if anything goes wrong.
Open in labSports team hazing ‘tradition’
Everyday Life · L3
NavigatorSenior players say new teammates must do an embarrassing public forfeit to ‘earn the kit’. Refusing might cost team acceptance; joining harms the new players.
Open in labGCSEs vs family Sunday roast duty
Family · L3
Free sampleRevision for mocks clashes with helping host Sunday roast for relatives. Skipping feels selfish at home; going in unprepared risks your grades.
Open in labTuition vs family wedding week
Family · L3
Free sampleBoard exam tuition clashes with a week of family wedding events where your presence is expected. Missing ceremonies hurts elders; missing tuition risks your rank.
Open in labJuku night vs family meal
Family · L3
Free sampleCram school runs through dinner most nights. Family wants one shared meal this week for a relative visiting. Skipping juku risks a mock test; skipping dinner hurts home.
Open in labVestibular study vs family Sunday
Family · L3
Free sampleFamily Sundays run long with relatives dropping in. Vestibular prep needs quiet. Leaving early is read as cold; staying wrecks your study block.
Open in labHagwon homework vs sleep
Everyday Life · L2
Free sampleHagwon gave so much homework you will sleep past midnight. Parents want every sheet done. Resting risks a scolding; finishing risks being exhausted at school.
Open in labSenior pouring drinks at a student dinner
Relationships · L3
Free sampleAt a student gather, seniors keep pouring drinks. You do not want any and have an early exam. Refusing repeatedly risks looking rude; drinking risks tomorrow.
Open in labMall meetup vs family expectations
Family · L3
Free sampleFriends plan a mixed mall meetup your family would worry about. Going risks trust at home; refusing strains friendships you value.
Open in labTaxi fare shortfall after school
Everyday Life · L3
Free sampleYou are short for the taxi home after sports. Walking is long and feels unsafe near dark. Asking teammates for money is embarrassing; calling family may get you in trouble for poor planning.
Open in labSunSmart hat rule vs looking ‘uncool’
Everyday Life · L2
NavigatorThe school SunSmart rule says wear a hat or sit out. Friends tease hats as uncool. Following the rule keeps you safe; ditching it risks sunburn and a teacher’s note.
Open in labBeach rip warning and mates’ dare
Relationships · L3
NavigatorMates dare everyone past the flags into a rip-risk area. Backing out looks soft; going risks a real rescue.
Open in labCoaching class vs family guest duty
Family · L3
NavigatorGuests arrive and elders expect you to serve tea all evening during coaching homework. Helping is respect; missing coaching risks tomorrow’s test.
Open in labLate family dinner and early school
Family · L2
NavigatorDinner starts near 10pm but school is early. Asking for an earlier plate feels rude; staying up wrecks tomorrow.
Open in labSelectividad study vs feria nights
Relationships · L3
NavigatorFeria nights pull your friends out late during Selectividad prep. Going once keeps friendships; sleeping matters for scores.
Open in labTiny flat homework space fight
Family · L2
NavigatorIn a small flat, a sibling watches videos while you need quiet for dictation practice. Asking them to pause starts a fight; saying nothing ruins practice.
Open in labTutorial class vs DSE sleep
Everyday Life · L3
NavigatorParents booked another evening tutorial before DSE mocks. You are already exhausted. Refusing looks ungrateful; attending risks collapse.
Open in labOSIS event duty vs UTBK prep
Everyday Life · L3
NavigatorOSIS wants you on an all-day school event during peak UTBK prep. Saying no looks disloyal to the organisation; saying yes burns a revision weekend.
Open in labGAA training in the rain
Everyday Life · L2
NavigatorTraining is on in heavy rain. You feel feverish. Going keeps your spot; staying home may get you dropped from Saturday’s match.
Open in labNonna’s seconds before sport
Family · L2
NavigatorNonna insists on second helpings right before football. Refusing hurts her feelings; eating heavy risks feeling sick on the pitch.
Open in labMaturità oral vs family Ferragosto trip
Family · L3
NavigatorFamily wants a Ferragosto trip during your Maturità oral prep window. Going keeps peace; staying home alone to revise looks antisocial.
Open in labOpen house sweets and allergies
Relationships · L2
NavigatorAt an open house, friends push sweets you are allergic to. Refusing feels rude; eating risks a reaction.
Open in labCousin gathering vs board exam week
Family · L3
NavigatorElders expect you at a cousin’s gathering during board exam week. Soft refusal is ignored; hard refusal may cause a family scene.
Open in labCCA commitment vs exam block
Everyday Life · L3
NavigatorCCA wants full attendance before a competition during your exam block. Quitting looks flaky; attending burns revision nights.
Open in labDershane nights vs family guests
Family · L3
NavigatorDershane runs late and guests arrive expecting you to sit with them. Leaving for class looks rude; skipping class risks rankings.
Open in labNight-market smoke and asthma
Difficult Situations · L2
NavigatorA night-market stall’s smoke triggers your asthma near home. Asking them to move vents feels scary; staying inside every evening feels unfair.
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