Synchronicity’s newly developed AI and Smartwatch will be released as the SYNC Dating App will soon launch for Beta Testers.

SYNC Flow Watch and AI Koi is the new innovation by Synchronicity Tech Lab or STL to observe the couple in a much closer and personal perspective during the beta test period of the app – SYNC. Beta Testers will receive the newly developed SYNC Flow Watch as lease during the trial period to accompany the rigorous beta test of the STL’s new dating app to broaden and have more accurate data from the couples.

SYNC Flow – the system’s smartwatch will help the AI to compare reported feelings through the couple’s physiological patterns to better understand emotional alignment during the user’s interactions.

The smartwatch will be powered by RHYTHM OS 5 that was originally built last 2020 as an enterprise-grade computation layer for medical devices and autonomous robotics, that helped develop the STL’s Syntax Pattern Tomography (SPT) that becomes the standard OS for modern hospitals for medical code-scanning tools.

AI Koi is the app’s primary AI guide that matches and analyses and matches the couple’s data. It is also the one that obtains consent and explains the functionality of the SYNC Flow data sharing features. Koi will act as the "invisible hand" of SYNC's advanced AI, making the app’s complex system and algorithms to become accessible and actionable for the users.

Koi receives analyzed and aggregated biometric data streams from the SYNC Flow. It does not see raw heart rate or GSR numbers directly but receives processed insights like "elevated stress during Task X," "synchronized relaxation during shared activity," or "consistent positive emotional arousal." Koi then uses these insights to inform connection updates or mission guidance.

Koi observed the coordination on the physiological synchronicity between the couple to identify the shared emotional experience between them. While Koi interacts with the user, it also serves as an internal reporting agent for the core SYNC AI that highlights discrepancies or critical behavioral patterns.

Koi is constantly fed data from the Love Quotient (LQ) system, Emotion Sensing System (ESS), and user feedback. When it identifies anomalies like a persistent discrepancy between verbal feedback and ESS or low engagement despite app activity, it internally flags these anomalies to the SYNC System.

The LQ is an internal metric for the Developer's team. Participants only see their Progress Meter or Journey Milestones. However, LQ was scored according to the couples: Baseline (Pre-Beta Survey), Engagement Rate, Feedback Consistency, Interaction Quality, and Real-Life Performance or Behavior. Each phase affects the LQ progressively. Early phases focus more on Engagement and Feedback, later phases heavily weigh Interaction Quality and Real-Life Performance. A low score in one phase can be recovered, but a consistently low LQ can be a problem for some beta testers as it might result in them being ineligible for the grant.

The SYNC app respects user choice. STL strictly states that there will be no observation or data aggregation without the user’s consent. If a couple explicitly declines consent for live monitoring at a date, or for wearing the SYNC Flow, SYNC will not observe them in that specific manner. However, this does impact their eligibility for the SYNC Grant.

Some SYNC Challenges require the SYNC Flow and cannot be completed without it. If a couple declines the SYNC Flow and live monitoring, they cannot progress through these crucial challenges, thus becoming ineligible for the grant.

[March 30, 2026] Update: The application window for the Beta Phase has officially closed.

Only Beta Testers that agree to wear the SYNC Flow will move to Phase II of the trial and be eligible for the grant.

Participants will need to request the SYNC Flow watch for them to receive the Beta Test Kit..