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Niche- Total installs
- 3.1 thousand
- Last updated
- August 12, 2026
SynStrategy is a niche app, with 3.1 thousand installs. It doesn't have enough ratings yet to judge what users think.
Installs
Tracked by AppBrain- Last 30 days
- 120
- Play install range
- 1+ thousand
- Launched
- January 2026
Installs over time
SynStrategy has been installed 3.1 thousand times. Over the past 30 days, it has been installed 120 times.
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Releases
Updates seen on Google Play- Version
- 1.2.0
- Launched
- January 2026
User feedback
Ratings and reviews on Google PlayComments on SynStrategy for Android
★★★★★
Mainak Ghosh 1
· Aug 15, 2026
Excellent application. But I would like to get some of the reaction mechanisms in this app too. Yah some reaction mechanisms can be found in the Reaction Flash app, but I would like to get the mechanism of reactions not included on the reaction flash app to be here. That way this becomes a full offline application. Keep up the good work Sir.
★★★★★
T F
· Feb 4, 2026
Really cool. Hoping to see expansions to this over time :)
★★★★★
Shakeer Saleem
· Feb 2, 2026
Came across the app from the Reddit post, absolutely love it! Super helpful to easily access name reactions and syntheses.
★★★★★
Howie Ho
· Feb 2, 2026
Fantastic app. Easy to navigate and having the reactions grouped by functional group is fantastic 🤩
★★★★★
Jakob Primosch
· Feb 3, 2026
Simple, yet powerful information and easy-to-use, nice GUI. I hope the app will be expanded to feature more reactions and maybe more information about reagents etc., though the collection of Total Synthesis examples is already impressively large. Thanks for this app without ads!
★★☆☆☆
Ross
· Aug 15, 2026
New Update is broken it was working well until new update, now it ask for Google play service to open, please revert this back
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- App size
- 32.9 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
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About the app and developer
About SynStrategy
SynStrategy is an education app developed by Willi M. Amberg.
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SynStrategy has been downloaded 3.1 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was downloaded 120 times.
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App Information
SynStrategy is freely available from Google Play. The APK size is 32.91 MB. The latest APK version available is 1.2.0. The last update was on August 12, 2026.
Technical Requirements
The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play since January 2026.
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By Willi M. Amberg, from Google Play“Study organic chemistry & total synthesis with datasets, quizzes & flashcards”
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Description by Willi M. Amberg Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
SynStrategy is an organic chemistry app for anyone studying or working in organic synthesis. Its key feature is the categorization of named reactions and unnamed chemical reactions by the functional groups they form, helping students and practitioners navigate the vast landscape of organic transformations.
The app features 27 main functional group categories, each further subdivided (for example, Alcohols include primary, secondary, tertiary, allylic, and homoallylic alcohols, and more). This structured organization gives chemists a clearer view of available transformations during synthetic and retrosynthetic analysis. SynStrategy currently includes over 500 organic chemistry reactions, with their synthetic use cases highlighted in more than 400 total synthesis examples.
NEW: We've added the mechanisms for a collection of classic named oxidation reactions, with more to come. Each mechanism includes literature references you can look up for further detail. The first set covers the Albright-Goldman, Anelli, Babler-Dauben, Baeyer-Villiger, Ball-Goodwin-Morton, Collins, Corey-Gilman-Ganem, Corey-Kim, Corey-Schmidt, Corey-Suggs, Criegee, Dakin, Davis, Davis Asymmetric, and TEMPO oxidations.
Beyond the reference library, SynStrategy includes interactive tools to help you study organic chemistry and organize these transformations. Save specific reactions into custom datasets that can be exported and shared with colleagues. Test your knowledge with the app's study modes: a Quiz system featuring three formats with multiple-choice and advanced questions on chemical reactions and total synthesis steps, plus a traditional Flashcard mode. Both modes include session analytics so you can track your progress.
NEW: A Statistics dashboard now lets you track your quiz and flashcard accuracy, review what you've studied, and watch your progress grow over time (More → Statistics).
Whether you're preparing for an organic chemistry (orgo) exam, reviewing named reactions and mechanisms, or planning a synthesis in the lab, SynStrategy aims to be a useful organic chemistry companion.
There are countless exceptional total syntheses and synthetically relevant methodologies in the literature, and we aim to grow the selection over time. Have a particular organic reaction or total synthesis example you'd like to see added? E-mail us: serviceofsynthesis@gmail.com
Summary of Features:
- Named and unnamed reactions, categorized by functional group
- Over 500 organic chemistry transformations
- Mechanisms for selected reactions (more to come)
- 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
- Statistics to track your progress and app usage over time
If you need support, please contact serviceofsynthesis@gmail.com
Recent changes:
- New: Mechanisms for a set of classic named oxidations: Albright-Goldman, Anelli, Babler-Dauben, Baeyer-Villiger, Ball-Goodwin-Morton, Collins, Corey-Gilman-Ganem, Corey-Kim, Corey-Schmidt, Corey-Suggs, Criegee, Dakin, Davis, Davis (asymmetric) and TEMPO (more coming soon)
- New: Statistics to track your Quiz and Flashcard progress over time
- Search improvements, bug fixes, and refinements
The app features 27 main functional group categories, each further subdivided (for example, Alcohols include primary, secondary, tertiary, allylic, and homoallylic alcohols, and more). This structured organization gives chemists a clearer view of available transformations during synthetic and retrosynthetic analysis. SynStrategy currently includes over 500 organic chemistry reactions, with their synthetic use cases highlighted in more than 400 total synthesis examples.
NEW: We've added the mechanisms for a collection of classic named oxidation reactions, with more to come. Each mechanism includes literature references you can look up for further detail. The first set covers the Albright-Goldman, Anelli, Babler-Dauben, Baeyer-Villiger, Ball-Goodwin-Morton, Collins, Corey-Gilman-Ganem, Corey-Kim, Corey-Schmidt, Corey-Suggs, Criegee, Dakin, Davis, Davis Asymmetric, and TEMPO oxidations.
Beyond the reference library, SynStrategy includes interactive tools to help you study organic chemistry and organize these transformations. Save specific reactions into custom datasets that can be exported and shared with colleagues. Test your knowledge with the app's study modes: a Quiz system featuring three formats with multiple-choice and advanced questions on chemical reactions and total synthesis steps, plus a traditional Flashcard mode. Both modes include session analytics so you can track your progress.
NEW: A Statistics dashboard now lets you track your quiz and flashcard accuracy, review what you've studied, and watch your progress grow over time (More → Statistics).
Whether you're preparing for an organic chemistry (orgo) exam, reviewing named reactions and mechanisms, or planning a synthesis in the lab, SynStrategy aims to be a useful organic chemistry companion.
There are countless exceptional total syntheses and synthetically relevant methodologies in the literature, and we aim to grow the selection over time. Have a particular organic reaction or total synthesis example you'd like to see added? E-mail us: serviceofsynthesis@gmail.com
Summary of Features:
- Named and unnamed reactions, categorized by functional group
- Over 500 organic chemistry transformations
- Mechanisms for selected reactions (more to come)
- 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
- Statistics to track your progress and app usage over time
If you need support, please contact serviceofsynthesis@gmail.com
Recent changes:
- New: Mechanisms for a set of classic named oxidations: Albright-Goldman, Anelli, Babler-Dauben, Baeyer-Villiger, Ball-Goodwin-Morton, Collins, Corey-Gilman-Ganem, Corey-Kim, Corey-Schmidt, Corey-Suggs, Criegee, Dakin, Davis, Davis (asymmetric) and TEMPO (more coming soon)
- New: Statistics to track your Quiz and Flashcard progress over time
- Search improvements, bug fixes, and refinements