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.
Parents, siblings, in-laws, caregiving, and inherited obligation.
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 labLie about finishing vegetables
Family · L2
NavigatorYou’re told to finish your vegetables before pudding. You hide them in a napkin. Dad asks if you finished. Lying gets dessert; truth means more greens.
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 labUniversity open day vs paid shift
Work & Career · L3
NavigatorA uni open day clashes with a paid shift you promised. Missing the shift risks your job; missing the open day risks your future plans.
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 labHamster escape on pet-sit
Family · L2
NavigatorThe neighbour’s hamster escaped overnight while you were pet-sitting and the latch is bent. Telling might worry them; hiding it risks another escape.
Open in labParent finishes worksheet offer
Family · L2
NavigatorA parent offers to finish your worksheet so you can sleep. Accepting means better marks tomorrow; doing it yourself means a tired morning.
Open in labSibling reuses science board
Family · L2
NavigatorYour younger sibling wants to enter your old science fair board as theirs. Helping might boost confidence; it also claims your work as theirs.
Open in labDog walk vs park kickabout
Family · L2
NavigatorYou promised to walk the dog but mates call for a park kickabout. Skipping leaves the dog restless; going means missing the game.
Open in labItchy jumper white lie
Family · L2
NavigatorGrandma asks if you love the itchy jumper she knitted. The truth will hurt; a white lie might mean more itchy jumpers.
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 labSurprise party almost spoiled
Family · L2
NavigatorYou accidentally learned about a surprise party and your sibling asks why everyone is whispering. Telling spoils the surprise; lying feels weird.
Open in labBroken vase before guests
Family · L2
NavigatorYou knock a vase while racing indoors and guests arrive in five minutes. Confessing delays the welcome; hiding shards risks someone getting cut.
Open in labClass pet holiday care clash
Everyday Life · L2
NavigatorYou’re supposed to take the class guinea pig home for the holiday but a parent suddenly says no pets. Backing out last-minute dumps the problem on the teacher; sneaking it home breaks the house rule.
Open in labFalse allergy to skip cabbage
Family · L2
NavigatorYou claim a cabbage allergy at dinner to skip vegetables though you aren’t allergic. Admitting the lie means eating cabbage; keeping it means future meals get restricted for you.
Open in labBoard game cheat spotted
Ethics & Morality · L2
NavigatorYou notice your cousin quietly moving their token extra spaces during a board game for a prize. Calling cheat ruins the mood; ignoring it makes the prize unfair.
Open in labRainy-day indoor football ban
Family · L2
NavigatorParents banned indoor football after a lamp scare; your sibling starts a hallway match and wants you as goalie. Joining breaks the rule; refusing makes you the fun-killer.
Open in labWet football boots in hallway
Family · L2
NavigatorYou track muddy football boots down the clean hallway after being told to leave them outside. Cleaning now makes you late for tea; leaving prints means someone else cleans.
Open in labShared tablet accidental wipe
Family · L2
NavigatorYou 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 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 labFake sick voice for day off
Family · L2
NavigatorYou practise a sick voice to skip a test you didn’t revise for. Going means a low mark; faking means lying to people who care for you.
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 labLost teeth money mix-up
Family · L2
NavigatorThe tooth fairy leaves money for your sibling but it lands on your side of the bunk and you wake first. Keeping it is easy; giving it over is honest.
Open in labBirthday candle wish recording
Family · L2
NavigatorA 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 labDinner table phone video of row
Family · L2
NavigatorDuring 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 labForgotten permission slip deadline
Everyday Life · L2
NavigatorYou forgot a trip permission slip and the deadline is this morning; a friend offers to forge a parent signature. Forging gets you on the trip; honesty might leave you behind.
Open in labWeekend job vs family obligation
Family · L3
NavigatorYour weekend shift conflicts with a relative’s important hospital visit where you’re needed for translation. Working keeps needed money; going supports family when it matters.
Open in labSibling uses your coursework login
Family · L3
NavigatorYou 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 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 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 labGenerator noise during homework
Family · L2
Free sampleNEPA is out and the generator is loud while you try to finish homework. Asking to turn it off risks spoiling food; keeping it on makes studying impossible.
Open in labAso-ebi ask for a cousin’s party
Family · L3
Free sampleA cousin’s party expects you to buy matching aso-ebi. Your pocket money cannot cover it. Skipping looks disrespectful; asking parents again feels heavy.
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 labRed envelope comparison at New Year
Family · L2
Free sampleCousins compare hongbao amounts at reunion. Yours is smaller. Laughing along hides hurt; asking elders for more feels greedy.
Open in labGaokao vs caring for a grandparent
Family · L3
Free sampleA grandparent needs afternoon care during your peak gaokao revision weeks. Parents are at work. Helping is duty; losing study hours risks your future school.
Open in labQuinceañera court vs exam week
Family · L3
Free sampleYou’re asked to be in a quinceañera court with rehearsals during midterms. Saying no disappoints a close friend; saying yes risks your grades.
Open in labRemittance day and sharing at school
Relationships · L2
Free sampleAfter remittance day you have new snacks. Friends expect you to share everything because ‘your parents work abroad.’ Sharing all leaves you hungry; refusing looks stingy.
Open in labFiesta duty vs online class
Family · L3
Free sampleBarangay fiesta prep expects teens to help all afternoon while you have graded online labs. Skipping looks ungrateful; missing labs hurts your average.
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 labMixed playdate and prayer time
Relationships · L2
Free sampleA playdate runs into prayer time important to you. Asking to pause may feel awkward with new friends; skipping prayer feels wrong.
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 labEid new clothes comparison
Family · L2
NavigatorCousins show new Eid clothes while yours are last year’s. Laughing along hides hurt; asking for new ones stresses parents.
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 labChurch youth programme vs study hall
Family · L3
NavigatorYouth programme rehearsal fills the week before mocks. Elders expect full attendance; your study hall slot is the only quiet time you get.
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 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 labTemple festival duty vs A/L revision
Family · L3
NavigatorTemple festival duty expects you all weekend during A/L revision. Elders will notice absence; missing revision risks your district rank.
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 labAll Saints’ cemetery trip vs mock exams
Family · L3
NavigatorFamily cemetery visits on All Saints’ run late into the evening before mocks. Going is important at home; sleep matters for scores.
Open in labPrayer pause during a playdate
Relationships · L2
NavigatorA playdate runs into prayer time. Asking to pause feels awkward with new friends; skipping feels wrong.
Open in labMixed study group photos online
Relationships · L3
NavigatorStudy 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 labBayram pocket money comparison
Family · L2
NavigatorCousins compare Bayram tip amounts. Yours is smaller. Laughing along hides hurt; asking elders for more feels greedy.
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.
Open in labCram school vs temple fair duty
Family · L3
NavigatorFamily expects temple fair help during peak cram-school week. Saying no disappoints elders; saying yes burns revision.
Open in labTet envelope comparison at reunion
Family · L2
NavigatorCousins compare lì xì amounts. Yours is smaller. Laughing along hides hurt; asking for more feels greedy.
Open in labAncestor anniversary vs entrance exam
Family · L3
NavigatorThe family death-anniversary meal falls on your only entrance-exam date. Missing the ritual is heavy; missing the exam delays your path a year.
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