12 Axes Test is a free political self-assessment website built around twelve scales grouped into government, diplomacy, economics and society. Users rate statements on a five-point agreement scale, with the option to skip a statement or open an explanation of an unfamiliar term. The site offers short, standard and full questionnaires, then displays a profile with scores and comparisons to its editorial country and ideology profiles. It also includes explanatory pages for the axes and political terms.
The project explicitly describes itself as independent from the original 12axes quiz and says its statements and country data differ. It is a reflection and discussion tool, not a scientific diagnosis, a voting recommendation or a prediction of a person's behavior. The homepage says answers stay in the browser and that a shared result link carries the twelve scores rather than the individual answers. That makes the tool suitable for exploring how views differ across issues, while its matches should be understood as the project's own model rather than an objective label for a person or country.
