About Qore
Your thinking has a track record
Most people have never examined their moral instincts. Qore changes that. Every day, you face a branching ethical scenario drawn from real-world events and timeless wisdom. Your choices reveal how you think, what you value, and which thinkers across history share your worldview.
How it works
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Take the quiz
7 first-person moral dilemmas. 2 minutes. No signup required. Discover your thinking style and share your result.
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Face daily scenarios
Each day, a new 3-step branching dilemma. Every choice escalates the stakes. After completing, see wisdom perspectives from four wisdom traditions and how others navigated the same situation.
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Build your profile
Your thinking profile evolves with every scenario. Track how your thinking shifts across five dimensions over time. The more you engage, the deeper the insight.
The thinking behind Qore
Qore maps your decisions across five thinking dimensions:
- Individual vs Collective — Do you prioritize personal autonomy or group harmony?
- Principle vs Consequence — Do you judge by intent or outcome?
- Action vs Contemplation — Do you act decisively or reflect carefully?
- Optimist vs Realist — Do you see potential or constraints?
- Freedom vs Order — Do you value liberty or structure?
Seven alignments
Based on your choices, Qore identifies your primary alignment with one of seven schools of thought: Pragmatist (Aristotle), Idealist (Plato), Stoic (Marcus Aurelius), Utilitarian (John Stuart Mill), Existentialist (Simone de Beauvoir), Communitarian (Confucius), or Rationalist (Immanuel Kant).
Built for thinkers
Qore is free to use. We believe self-knowledge should be accessible to everyone. The quiz requires no signup, and your results are yours to share. Daily scenarios build on your profile over time, but the core experience is always available.