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.

Colleagues, managers, promotions, and what you owe an employer.

• Part-time job till is short

  Work & Career · L3

  Free sample

  At your Saturday retail job the till is short and a mate on shift jokes about ‘borrowing’ from tips to cover it. Covering for them risks your job; reporting them feels heavy.

  Open in lab

• University open day vs paid shift

  Work & Career · L3

  Navigator

  A 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 lab

• Internship credit for work you didn’t do

  Work & Career · L3

  Navigator

  A supervisor offers to list you as lead on a project you barely touched so the internship report looks strong. Accepting helps uni applications; it’s not true.

  Open in lab

• Class plant forgotten water

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  It’s your week to water the class plant and you forgot two days—it’s drooping. Owning it looks careless; secretly overwatering might save it or kill it.

  Open in lab

• Line leader cuts a younger pupil

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  As line leader you notice a younger pupil was pushed back and a louder kid took their place. Fixing it slows the line; ignoring it rewards the push.

  Open in lab

• Paint water dumped in sink mess

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  You dump muddy paint water into a sink that has a clear ‘no paint’ sign and it stains. Owning it means cleaning duty; walking away leaves the next class a mess.

  Open in lab

• Group project name order fight

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  Your group argues whose name goes first on a poster you mostly designed. Insisting feels vain; staying quiet erases your lead work.

  Open in lab

• Science partners data made up

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  Your science partner wants to invent missing experiment numbers so the write-up looks complete. Faking finishes faster; honest gaps might lose marks.

  Open in lab

• Weekend job vs family obligation

  Family · L3

  Navigator

  Your 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 lab

• Group project freeloader credit

  Everyday Life · L3

  Navigator

  A teammate did almost nothing but wants equal credit before the presentation. Exposing them tanks group vibe; covering them rewards freeloading.

  Open in lab

• College open day vs paid shift

  Everyday Life · L3

  Navigator

  A college open day clashes with a shift that pays for your travel fund. Missing the open day loses info; missing the shift loses money and goodwill.

  Open in lab

• Apprenticeship interview vs class trip

  Everyday Life · L3

  Navigator

  An Ausbildung interview lands on the same day as a long-planned class trip. Missing the interview risks the seat; missing the trip hurts friends.

  Open in lab

• Junior Cert study vs part-time shifts

  Work & Career · L3

  Navigator

  Your café offers extra shifts during Junior Cert study leave. Money helps at home; study time is scarce.

  Open in lab