Family
Bank alerts, deliveries, relatives, marketplace messages and everyday requests that exploit familiarity.
Best for households and mixed-age familiesFree scam-pressure diagnostic
Choose the version closest to your real life. You will face a short run of decisions — balanced across the four H.A.C.K. pressure patterns — and get a personal readiness profile at the end.
Rather do it with people? Play with friends — same scenarios, same room, running leaderboard.
Choose your pressure test
Each edition has 40+ real-life scenarios — balanced across Hurry, Authority, Comfort and Kill-Switch, and added to regularly. Try it free, or unlock the full edition for $6.99/year and play the whole set in short rounds.
Bank alerts, deliveries, relatives, marketplace messages and everyday requests that exploit familiarity.
Best for households and mixed-age familiesGaming, social accounts, fake giveaways, school messages and pressure that targets younger decision-makers.
Best for school-age learnersHousing, student jobs, account access, ticketing, payments and scams built around independence and urgency.
Best for students living and transacting independentlyExecutive impersonation, invoice changes, HR requests, credentials and authority pressure inside real work flows.
Best for employees and teamsBookings, transport, Wi-Fi, payment, accommodation and urgent travel problems where verification is harder.
Best before or during travelSkip the free check
All five editions — 200+ real-life scenarios, unlimited rounds, a readiness dashboard and certificate for each. Instant access after checkout. Annual plan — cancel anytime.
One edition
$6.99 / year · per edition
Pick the version closest to your life and unlock the whole scenario bank.
Choose an editionComplete pack
$24.99 / year · all five
Every edition, best value — Family, School, University, Workplace and TravelSafe.
Buying for someone else? Gift a challenge. Need cohort licensing for a school or team? See pricing.
What the result measures
Not a personality label. A practical signal showing which kind of pressure most changes your decisions — and which reflex to practise next.
Can urgency make you act before you verify?
Do official-looking people or institutions get a shortcut to trust?
Does familiarity lower your guard before the evidence is checked?
Can you stop at the critical action moment and verify independently?
Also from Konfydence
One decision habit — spot the pressure with H.A.C.K., then Pause, Assess, Talk. Choose the situation closest to your life, or equip a team.
Own more than one situation? Get all five challenges for $24.99 →
Start where the risk is real
Make the decisions you would make today, then use the result to train the reflex that needs work.