You know what you believe. But what would you do?
13 everyday dilemmas. No right answers. Your choices point to one of 13 archetypes, and then you find out how alike you and your friends really are.
A close friend asks you to cover for them on something you quietly think is a mistake.
How it works
- Answer real-life dilemmas where both options are defensible.
- Each choice leans toward one of 13 traits, like Loyalty or Candor.
- The trait you keep choosing becomes your archetype.
- Send your link. Friends guess you, then answer. See how alike you are.
The 13 archetypes
Every dilemma puts two good values against each other. Your archetype is the one you keep choosing.
How alike are you and your friends?
Get your own link. Friends guess what you chose, then answer for themselves. You both see your match.
What would you do?
- Should you tell your best friend they're making a mistake?
- Should you lie when a friend asks if you liked their cooking?
- What do you do when a friend keeps cancelling plans?
- Would you keep a friend's secret if someone asked you directly?
- A friend has stayed on your couch too long. Do you say something?
- Should you say I love you back if you don't feel it yet?
- Would you ask your partner about a name on their phone?
- Would you let your partner move away for their dream job?
Collections
Moral dilemmas about friendship · Relationship dilemmas: what would you do? · Moral dilemmas about money · Workplace dilemmas: what would you do? · Family dilemmas: what would you do? · Ethical dilemmas about honesty and integrity · Parenting dilemmas: what would you do? · Career dilemmas: what would you do? · Community dilemmas: would you step in? · Health dilemmas: what would you do? · Dilemmas about ageing parents and growing older · Personal dilemmas: what would you choose for yourself? · Online dilemmas: what would you do? · Dilemmas with strangers: what would you do? · Travel dilemmas: what would you do? · Small everyday dilemmas · Hard would you rather questions (real-life edition) · Questions to ask your partner: what would you do? · What would you do? Questions for friends · Moral dilemma questions: 15 hard choices · Would you rather questions for couples · Ethical dilemmas for classrooms, book clubs and teams · Couples quiz: how alike are you two, really? · Friendship test: how alike are you and your friends? · A game for your group chat: who is the odd one out?
Questions people ask
What is SENEKA?
SENEKA is a free game of everyday moral dilemmas. Each dilemma has two defensible options. You choose, see how other people chose, and after a few choices SENEKA shows which of 13 archetypes your choices point to. There is a free 13-dilemma test on this website and an app for iPhone and Android.
Is SENEKA a real personality test?
No. SENEKA is a game for reflection and fun, not a validated psychological or clinical test. It does not use self-ratings like most personality quizzes: your archetype comes from the choices you actually make between two values, such as loyalty and candor.
Is it free?
Yes. The web test is free with no sign-up, and the app is free to play every day. The app also offers an optional SENEKA Plus subscription (unlimited journeys, all themed packs, the full deep read) and a one-time purchase for the full archetype report.
Can I play with my partner, friends or a whole group?
Yes. Send your link to a partner, friend, sibling, parent or coworker: they answer in their browser with no download, and you both see where you are alike and where you differ. In the SENEKA app you can also send one link to a whole group chat to see who is most alike and who is the odd one out, turn it into a guessing game, play a weekly round for two, or write your own dilemma. Groups, guessing and your own dilemmas are on Android today, and iPhone follows soon.
How does the friend test work?
Share your link after the test. Your friend first guesses what you chose, then answers the dilemmas themselves in their browser, with no download. You both see how alike you are and where you differ.
How is SENEKA different from "would you rather" questions?
Would-you-rather questions are usually silly or extreme. SENEKA's dilemmas are realistic situations where both answers are reasonable, and each choice counts toward one of 13 traits, so the game builds a picture of how you decide.
How many dilemmas and archetypes are there?
The web test has 13 dilemmas. The app has more than 630 dilemmas in 16 themes, such as love, friendship, family, work, money and online life. There are 13 traits and 13 archetypes, from The Keeper to The Explorer.
Which languages and devices does SENEKA support?
SENEKA is available in 16 languages. The app runs on iPhone, including iPhone Duo folded or unfolded, and on Android phones; the test runs in any browser.
Do I need an account? What happens to my answers?
No account is needed. Your answers stay on your device; SENEKA only counts anonymous votes to show how the world chose, and stores your result only when you share a link.
