InSync logoInSyncMove beyond connection
InSync for events

Make the most meaningful connections easier to find.

InSync helps professional events surface relevant people nearby before identity is revealed, so organizers can focus on meaningful connections, attendee value and measurable learning.

The meaningful connection gap

People can meet all night and still miss the connections that mattered most.

For organizers, the useful question is not simply whether attendees met people. It is whether the event helped the right conversations become visible — and whether that improved the value people took home.

51%
Return intent51% of attendees say successful networking makes them want to return to the event.
75%
Broader perspectiveThree in four prioritize professional connections that broaden their industry perspective.
34%
Too salesy34% say networking feels too salesy; 31% say it feels awkward.
20%
Event budgetOrganizers allocate 20% of event budget to networking on average, while only 34% include measurement of networking effectiveness.

Source: Freeman Networking Trends Report 2025, Networking Syndicated Survey, July 2025. The attendee sample was predominantly U.S.-based.

What InSync changes

Relevance moves in front of the conversation.

Instead of forcing participants to browse a public attendee directory or rely only on chance, InSync surfaces a small number of locally relevant signals inside the room.

Relevant fitOpen To + Vibe can surface a percentage that reflects general relevance.
Gold signalA shared special keyword gives an additional reason to notice each other.
Silver signalAn Offer/Need exchange creates a practical reason to start a conversation.
Success is not “everyone meets everyone.” Success is that the event helps participants discover valuable conversations that otherwise may have stayed hidden.
For coordinators

Start controlled. Learn quickly. Scale on evidence.

A first pilot can focus on one room, one audience and a few explicit measures of participant value.

30–50 participantsSmall enough to observe, large enough to produce meaningful interaction patterns.
Clear participant briefingExplain visibility, signals, consent and what success means before people enter the room.
Post-event learning reportCombine product interaction data that participants explicitly contribute with participant feedback and organizer observations.