SynStrategy

Detailed organic chemistry database featuring 500+ reactions and 400+ total syntheses. Organized by functional groups with integrated dataset, quiz, and flashcard tools.

SynStrategy is a new app for anyone studying or working in organic synthesis. The key feature is the categorization of both named and unnamed reactions according to the functional groups they form, helping students and practitioners navigate the vast landscape of organic transformations.

The app features 27 main functional group categories, and each category is further subdivided (for example, Alcohols include primary-, secondary-, tertiary-, allylic-, homoallylic alcohols, etc.). This structured organization is designed to give chemists a clearer view of available transformations during synthetic or retrosynthetic analysis. SynStrategy currently includes over 500 transformations, with their synthetic usecases highlighted in more than 400 total synthesis examples.

In addition to the reference library, SynStrategy includes interactive features to help you study and organize these transformations. You can save specific reactions into custom datasets, which can be exported and shared with colleagues. You can also test your knowledge using the app's new study modes: a Quiz system, featuring three formats with multiple-choice or advanced questions modes to identify reactions and total synthesis steps, and a traditional Flashcard mode. Both modes include session analytics so you can track your progress.

There are countless exceptional total syntheses and synthetically relevant methodologies in the literature and we aim to grow the selection in this app over time. You have a particular reaction or total synthesis example you would like to see added? E-Mail us! serviceofsynthesis@gmail.com

Summary:

• Named and unnamed reactions, categorized by functional group • Over 500 transformations • Over 400 total synthesis examples • Create, export, and import custom reaction datasets. • Multi-format Quiz system with session analytics. • Dedicated Flashcard mode for systematic review.

If you need support, please contact serviceofsynthesis@gmail.com