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SynStrategy categorizes 500+ reactions by the functional group they form. It is completely free for iOS: rb.gy/wl8aym and Android: rb.gy/yf2xn0
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synstrategy.bsky.social @synstrategy.bsky.social · Jun 16
SynStrategy is a free student learning tool categorizing 500+ reactions by functional group with 400+ total synthesis examples.
Our latest update added a quiz function: Save reactions to custom datasets & test your knowledge in 3 formats. #OrgChem #ChemSky

iOS: rb.gy/wl8aym
Android: rb.gy/yf2xn0
Screenshot of the SynStrategy app menu showing a list of various chemical functional groups used to categorize the name reactions. Screenshot of the alphabetical list of some name reactions that have so far been included in the app. Screenshot of the Grignard reaction page, which shows reaction overviews for various functional groups that can be accessed with the Grignard reaction. Screenshot of the SynStrategy quiz mode interface. The image is currently showing format 3 in which the user has to identify the name reaction employed in a total synthesis.
synstrategy.bsky.social
SynStrategy is a free student learning tool categorizing 500+ reactions by functional group with 400+ total synthesis examples.
Our latest update added a quiz function: Save reactions to custom datasets & test your knowledge in 3 formats. #OrgChem #ChemSky

iOS: rb.gy/wl8aym
Android: rb.gy/yf2xn0
Screenshot of the SynStrategy app menu showing a list of various chemical functional groups used to categorize the name reactions. Screenshot of the alphabetical list of some name reactions that have so far been included in the app. Screenshot of the Grignard reaction page, which shows reaction overviews for various functional groups that can be accessed with the Grignard reaction. Screenshot of the SynStrategy quiz mode interface. The image is currently showing format 3 in which the user has to identify the name reaction employed in a total synthesis.
June 16, 2026 at 6:17 PM