INDEPENDENT ALTERNATIVE / DIFFERENT METHOD

A longer Soul Virtues test—not a claim to be official.

SoulVirtues.com is one independent interpretation among several fan-made experiences. This comparison helps you choose a format; it does not claim that one project owns the idea or measures a person more accurately.

What makes this an alternative?

This version is designed for people who want more prompts, seven separate scores, a longer written interpretation, six built-in language routes, and a portrait result image for sharing. Its scoring model is intentionally different from Jaden's weighted approach.

Feature comparison

FeatureSoulVirtues.comJaden's public projectShort label quizzes
Question flow66 statementsCurrent public source contains 66 regular questionsVaries; often shorter
ScoringEach prompt belongs to one virtue; direct/reverse five-point scoringAnswers can add to or subtract from multiple virtuesOften answer-to-label totals; method varies
ResultSeven percentages, ranking, close-signal rule, detailed readingSeven-score spread plus virtue readingOften one color or label
KeyboardLeft/right, 1–5, Z or Enter, XUp/down, Z or Enter, XVaries
LanguagesEnglish, Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Simplified ChinesePublic page reviewed in EnglishVaries
SharingText with all seven scores and the matching language homepage URL; 1080 × 1350 image with a language-specific homepage QR; native image sharing where supportedShareable result imageVaries
Answer storageLocal browser session; no answer databasePublic method note says activity is stored locallyMust be checked per site

Comparison checked against the publicly available interfaces on August 19, 2026. Features can change. “Short label quizzes” is a format category, not one named competitor.

Different scoring philosophies

Jaden's public explanation says every answer can be scored against all seven virtues, with some answers detracting from other virtues. SoulVirtues.com assigns each prompt to one virtue and calculates all seven scales independently. That makes this site's percentages easier to trace, but it does not establish greater validity.

A one-label quiz answers a different question: which category did your choices resemble most? A seven-score profile preserves more contrast, but it also takes longer to complete and read.

Which version should I choose?

  • Choose this longer version if you want 66 prompts, transparent one-scale scoring, and detailed result pages.
  • Choose a shorter quiz if speed and a simple color reveal matter more than a full spread.
  • Try more than one fan project if you enjoy comparing interpretations—but do not treat agreement as a diagnosis or disagreement as an error.

Read exactly how this implementation works · Start the longer Soul Virtues test