The Shape of Your Politics
Your views aren't one-
dimensional.
See your political identity, as a multi-colored polygon that's uniquely yours - not a left/right label.
The Shape of Your Politics
Did you know?
They agree more than you think
shape overlap · War & Peace, Civil Lib.
shape overlap · Civil Lib., Social
shape overlap · Foreign Policy, Civil Lib.
shape overlap · Govt., Education, Healthcare
shape overlap · Healthcare, Immigration, Social
shape overlap · Social, Healthcare
How it works
Answer 40 questions
Rate how much you agree or disagree with statements across 10 topics: things like the economy, healthcare, environment, and personal freedoms.
See your unique shape
Each topic becomes one spoke on a coloured polygon. Your answers determine how far each point extends, creating a shape that's yours alone.
Compare with a friend
Share your compare link. When a friend takes the quiz and opens it, both polygons appear overlaid. Political difference as geometry, not warfare.
How to read your shape
Each spoke represents one topic. The further a point extends from the center, the stronger your conviction on that dimension. A spoke at the outer edge means deep conviction; near the center means near-neutral. The connected points form your unique coloured polygon.
Spoke length = conviction strength
Wedge shade = direction
Hover any spoke for the axis name, your score, and which direction it leans. Open Category Breakdown for the full per-axis detail.
Each person's shape is unique. Take the quiz to see yours.
Reveal My Shape →The social feature
Compare shapes
with someone you know
Political disagreement becomes personal when it's between people who know each other. Poligon turns that into geometry.
Share your compare link. When your partner, colleague, or friend opens it and takes the quiz, both shapes appear overlaid on the same polygon. Where they overlap, you agree. Where they diverge, you don't. No labels required.
Can we represent traditional ideologies?
Yes — each tradition tends to have a characteristic shape. These are rough archetypes, not hard labels.
Progressive
Strongly supports most progressive positions
- •High on government role & social programs
- •High on environment & climate action
- •High on social equality & civil liberties
Conservative
Values tradition, limited government, strong defense, and free-market economics.
- •Lower government role in economy
- •Pro-free market, lower taxes
- •Stronger on defense & military
Libertarian
Values freedom and limited government
- •High on civil liberties & personal freedom
- •Low on government role in economy
- •Non-interventionist foreign policy
Populist
Anti-establishment, people-first
- •Skeptical of elites & institutions
- •High on economic protectionism
- •Mixed on immigration
Moderate / Centrist
Mixed positions, closer to center
- •Moderate on most issues
- •Pragmatic, case-by-case approach
- •Open to compromise
Green / Environmentalist
Prioritizes environmental protection, sustainability, and social justice above all else.
- •Very high on environment & climate
- •High on social issues & equality
- •Mixed on economy
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