12axes Vercel App

12axes Vercel App

12axes Vercel App is a free, web-based political quiz and ideological self-assessment tool that plots a respondent on twelve distinct political axes rather than a single left-right continuum. Built in Portuguese for a Brazilian audience and hosted on Vercel, the app takes roughly five minutes for the short version, nine minutes for the standard battery, and about half an hour for the extreme-length run of two hundred and forty items. Each answer nudges the respondent toward one pole of one axis, and the algorithm aggregates those nudges into percentage scores per axis, then compares the resulting vector against reference profiles for political movements, historical figures and countries.

The twelve axes cover economic policy, immigration, religion in politics, civil liberties, form of government, federalism, international trade, diplomacy, intervention, capitalism versus socialism, progressivism versus conservatism, and libertarianism versus authoritarianism. The output page summarises each axis with a percentage, surfaces compatible ideologies, lists the closest national model and the closest historical personality, and gives a shareable summary card for social media.

The interface is anonymous, runs entirely client-side, and asks for no email or signup. It is responsive on phone and desktop, supports both Portuguese and English, and lets users repeat the test at different depths to see whether their score stabilises. Beyond the quiz itself, the landing page offers explainer cards for each axis and answers ten common questions, ranging from reliability and privacy to whether the test is scientific, how long it takes and whether results can be retaken or shared.

12axes Vercel App is positioned for educators teaching civics, journalists seeking a conversational hook, students comparing political traditions, and curious adults who want a structured, low-stakes way to reflect on their own views before a debate, a vote or a classroom discussion.