See SympoSync in five minutes

Your audience joins on their own phones by scanning a QR code: no app, no sign-up. Play a talk from the start screen to the report: a question that sorts the room, a word cloud, a decision asked before and after, two clinical experiences. Every screen is drawn by the real software, with sample content.

Demonstration with sample content. Not medical advice.

0:00 of 5:00

Scene 1 of 9 Before it starts

The room first sees the start screen: how to join, and a count of the people who have. Here the count holds at 214. On a real screen it climbs as people scan the code.

Formats made for a scientific meeting, each with its own staging, scoring and report. A poll shows the answer; these show how the room got there.

Diagnostic ChallengeA patient, then clue by clue: when can the room name the diagnosis?Shows which clue turned the room, and who was sure and wrong. A poll shows only the answer.6 to 10 min
Clinical JourneyFollow one patient through the decisions that matter.Shows the path the room took and where it was divided. A poll cannot branch.8 to 12 min
Beat the ExpertThe audience against a faculty member who has already answered.Makes the faculty and the audience two sides, with a reveal built for tension.5 to 8 min
Before / After DecisionAsk the same decision before and after your talk and show what changed.Measures what the session changed, per person. A poll shows two unrelated charts.Before and after your talk

For an opening or a break. Pick any one to watch it play out on the audience display, with a plain-English explanation of what everyone does. Check the congress's rules before offering a prize.

Choose how live results move on the audience display and what a countdown sounds like, then try each one. Both are set once for a whole congress or client, and can be changed for a single session.

How results move

Bars, scales, word clouds and games all follow the style you choose. The sample below is a live poll.

Start the anticoagulant now0%0
Wait for the scan0%0
Refer to a specialist0%0
0 of 16 votes in
Countdown sound

It plays during a timer slide, a question that has a countdown, a quiz question, a race or a hype round: a question with no time limit stays quiet. Sounds are made in the browser, so there are no files to license. On the audience display, click it once (or press any key) to switch sound on, because browsers do not allow sound until someone does; a line across the top of the screen says so until then.

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