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How InSync works

Relevance first. Identity later. Real conversation in the room.

See how InSync uses local physical context, anonymous signals, Wave and staged mutual disclosure to move from relevance to real-world conversation.

Local physical context Anonymous first Mutual progression Real-world exit
The participant flow

From local physical context to mutual connection.

The phone acts as a bridge to the room, not as a destination. Relevance appears first; identity and richer details come later through mutual choice.

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Join & configure Choose what you are open to, your Vibe, keywords and Offer/Need context.
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Become visible BLE establishes nearby physical context without publishing an exact people map.
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See SyncField Eligible relevant signals appear as calm anonymous dots.
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Wave Send a Wave when a signal feels worth exploring.
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Reveal together Identity, chat and optional contact handover become available progressively by consent.
The phone is the bridge, not the destination. InSync is designed to move attention from the device back into the physical room.
Why a signal appears

The reason appears before identity.

InSync deliberately separates the visible reason to pay attention from the full identity of the person behind the signal.

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Open To + Vibe The percentage reflects general relevance under the configured participant context.
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Gold A distinctive shared keyword. Gold is an additional reason to connect; it does not change the percentage.
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Silver An Offer/Need exchange. Silver is an additional practical reason; it does not change the percentage.
The public experience shows the reason, not the recipe. Participants see why a signal may matter without exposing the full matching method or the identity behind it upfront.
Privacy by design

Anonymous first. Richer only when both sides continue.

The core flow does not require a public user account, a public people map or continuous GPS tracking. Block and Report are available from the relationship flow.

Local-first Core matching and interaction logic are designed around nearby device context.
Staged disclosure Relevance can be visible before name, face or richer profile details.
User-controlled handover Private chat and optional contact sharing follow mutual interaction rather than preceding it.