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.

Group chats, screenshots, privacy, and what you post about others.

• Group chat excludes a classmate

  Relationships · L2

  Free sample

  Your group chat plans a birthday park meet-up and deliberately leaves out one classmate. They ask you at lunch if anything fun is happening this weekend.

  Open in lab

• Online game teammate uses mean names

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  In an online game, a teammate keeps calling other players nasty names. Your squad is winning. Speaking up might tilt the match; staying quiet feels wrong.

  Open in lab

• Homework copied from the internet

  Ethics & Morality · L2

  Navigator

  You didn’t finish your story homework. A website has a paragraph that fits perfectly. Pasting it would get it done; writing your own takes the whole evening.

  Open in lab

• Parents say no screen time; friend invites you online

  Family · L2

  Navigator

  Mum 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 lab

• Photo taken without asking

  Difficult Situations · L2

  Navigator

  A 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 lab

• Share exam answers in the group chat

  Ethics & Morality · L3

  Free sample

  Someone drops tomorrow’s exam questions into the year-group chat. Using them could boost your mark; reporting it could make you a target.

  Open in lab

• Pressured to send a private photo

  Difficult Situations · L3

  Free sample

  Someone 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 lab

• Parents want your passwords

  Family · L3

  Navigator

  Your parents demand all social passwords ‘for safety’. You haven’t done anything wrong. Full access feels invasive; refusing sparks a massive row.

  Open in lab

• AI writes your coursework essay

  Ethics & Morality · L3

  Navigator

  An AI tool can write most of your coursework essay in minutes. Submitting it could be malpractice; doing it yourself means an all-nighter.

  Open in lab

• Curfew vs friend’s crisis text

  Family · L3

  Navigator

  You’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 lab

• Streaming account password sharing

  Money & Business · L3

  Navigator

  Friends want your family streaming password. The plan forbids sharing outside the household. Helping saves them money; getting caught could lock the account.

  Open in lab

• Public proposal to skip school for a trip

  Everyday Life · L3

  Navigator

  Friends propose bunking off for a day trip and posting it. You’ll miss a assessed practical. Going keeps you in the group; staying means FOMO and possible screenshots without you.

  Open in lab

• Sibling reads your diary messages

  Family · L3

  Navigator

  Your 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 lab

• Ticket scalping a sold-out gig

  Money & Business · L3

  Navigator

  You got two tickets to a sold-out gig at face value. Online offers are triple. Selling would fund a school trip; a friend was counting on going with you.

  Open in lab

• Unlocked phone in cloakroom

  Ethics & Morality · L2

  Navigator

  You find an unlocked phone in the cloakroom with messages open. Checking might identify the owner faster; it also feels like snooping.

  Open in lab

• Mean haircut meme in chat

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  Your group chat shares a mean meme about a classmate’s haircut. Laughing keeps you in; saying stop risks being called boring.

  Open in lab

• AFK game trade stolen item

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  A teammate trades your rare item for junk while you were briefly AFK. Demanding it back might start a fight; accepting teaches them it’s fine.

  Open in lab

• Secret club password shared

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  A 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 lab

• Homework photo in group chat

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  Someone posts a clear photo of completed maths homework in the class chat before it’s due. Using it would raise your score; ignoring it feels lonely when others copy.

  Open in lab

• Shared tablet accidental wipe

  Family · L2

  Navigator

  You accidentally wipe a sibling’s game progress on the shared tablet. Confessing means facing anger; blaming a glitch avoids a row but is dishonest.

  Open in lab

• Secret diary read aloud threat

  Family · L2

  Navigator

  Your sibling threatens to read your diary aloud unless you do their chore. Giving in rewards blackmail; refusing risks public embarrassment.

  Open in lab

• Birthday candle wish recording

  Family · L2

  Navigator

  A relative films your whispered birthday wish after you asked for no video of that moment. Confronting them mid-party is awkward; letting it go means the wish isn’t private.

  Open in lab

• Dinner table phone video of row

  Family · L2

  Navigator

  During a family row a cousin starts filming on their phone for ‘funny content’. Letting them film freezes a private moment online; stopping them escalates the row.

  Open in lab

• Party photo tagged without consent

  Digital Life · L3

  Navigator

  A friend tags you in a messy party photo you asked them not to post. Asking for a takedown might seem dramatic; leaving it up risks family and school seeing it.

  Open in lab

• Nitro boost paid with friend’s card

  Money & Business · L3

  Navigator

  A friend wants to use your saved card details on their phone to buy a game boost ‘just once’. Helping keeps the friendship smooth; sharing card details is risky.

  Open in lab

• Dating rumour you know is false

  Relationships · L3

  Navigator

  A false dating rumour about two classmates is spreading and people ask if it’s true because you were nearby. Correcting it kills the gossip; staying vague lets harm continue.

  Open in lab

• Sibling uses your coursework login

  Family · L3

  Navigator

  You discover a sibling submitted a late quiz using your school login while you were out. Reporting them feels harsh; ignoring it ties your name to their work.

  Open in lab

• AI essay rewrite offer

  Everyday Life · L3

  Navigator

  A site offers to rewrite your essay overnight so it ‘sounds smarter’ for a fee. Using it might raise the mark; submitting AI-heavy prose breaks academic rules.

  Open in lab

• Private messages forwarded

  Digital Life · L3

  Navigator

  A friend forwards your private vent about another classmate into a wider group chat. Confronting them risks a public spat; staying quiet teaches them it’s fine.

  Open in lab

• Teacher email reply-all exposure

  Ethics & Morality · L3

  Navigator

  You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Teacher email reply-all exposure. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.

  Open in lab

• Streaming account password demand

  Ethics & Morality · L3

  Navigator

  You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Streaming account password demand. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.

  Open in lab

• Online tutor session shared answers

  Ethics & Morality · L3

  Navigator

  You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Online tutor session shared answers. You can tell the full truth, soften it, or stay silent and hope it passes.

  Open in lab

• Team WhatsApp pile-on

  Ethics & Morality · L3

  Navigator

  You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Team WhatsApp pile-on. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.

  Open in lab

• Online petition fake signatures

  Ethics & Morality · L3

  Navigator

  You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Online petition fake signatures. You can take a principled stand, seek adult help, or go along to stay safe in the group.

  Open in lab

• Driving theory answer group chat

  Ethics & Morality · L3

  Navigator

  You’re pulled into a peer situation best described as: Driving theory answer group chat. You can protect someone now, report through channels, or stay out of it.

  Open in lab

• Fiesta duty vs online class

  Family · L3

  Free sample

  Barangay fiesta prep expects teens to help all afternoon while you have graded online labs. Skipping looks ungrateful; missing labs hurts your average.

  Open in lab

• Load-shedding homework deadline

  Everyday Life · L2

  Free sample

  Load-shedding hits before an online homework deadline. A neighbour has power via inverter. Asking to use it feels pushy; missing the deadline costs marks.

  Open in lab

• Power cut during online class

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  A power cut drops your online class mid-quiz. Neighbours have a generator. Asking feels pushy; missing the quiz costs marks.

  Open in lab

• Mixed study group photos online

  Relationships · L3

  Navigator

  Study friends want a group photo that family would worry about if posted. Asking for no posts may seem controlling; allowing posts risks trust at home.

  Open in lab