You think you know how you think. Qore tests that, one decision at a time.

Every day you get a short story with a real dilemma. You run the office lottery pool and it just won, but Dave forgot to pay in this week. Refugees beg to climb onto your crowded ship. Three decisions, each one branching from the last, sometimes against a timer.

At the end, Qore shows which school of thought your choices lined up with (Stoic, utilitarian, Kantian, existentialist and more), which thinker would have backed you, and the strongest case from the side you didn't take. Then you see how everyone else chose.

Over time your answers build a thinking profile. Now and then Qore hands you a mirror: a near-identical dilemma where the stakes land closer to home, to see if your answer holds.

What's inside:

• A new branching scenario every day, plus a back catalogue to catch up on

• A 2-minute thinking quiz to start your profile, no account needed

• Choice, slider, timed and resource-split decisions

• Ask Qore: talk through your result with an AI that remembers your past choices

• Collectible scenario cards and a logo you build piece by piece as you play

Built solo. Free to play in the browser, installable on your phone.

I'd love blunt feedback: which dilemma made you hesitate, and where did it lose you?