Synt in numbers, live

Every summary, quiz, flashcard deck and mind map that a student creates with Synt is counted on our servers the moment it finishes. Keep this page open and you will see the numbers move.

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1,137,380 summaries generated
39,018 quizzes created
24,716 flashcard decks
17,571 mind maps

Since October 2023

Today

Since midnight UTC. These counters start at zero every day and update in real time while the page is open.

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Who studies with Synt

Accounts created in the app and on the web since 2023, and countries with at least ten active students in the last twelve months. Both figures are rounded down.

200,000+ students
90+ countries

What students study from

Share of all material ever turned into a summary, by where it came from. Historical mix since 2023: photos of notes lead by far; PDFs are a much larger share of what is created today.

Photos of notes 70.2% 798,645
Pasted text 28.2% 320,357
PDF files 1.3% 14,624
Web pages 0.3% 3,754

Newer in Synt 2.0

Study plans and mock exams launched in July 2026, so these counters are young. They grow at the same pace as the rest.

291 study plans
144 mock exams

How these numbers are calculated

Each counter is incremented on the server, once, when a generation finishes successfully: a summary is counted when it is delivered, a quiz when its questions are ready, a deck when the cards exist. Nothing is counted from the app, so retries, cancelled requests and failures are not in these figures.

The totals include the whole history of Synt since October 2023. Before May 2026 the app did not record the end of each generation, so that part of the history is reconstructed from the requests students made, which match completed generations within a few percent. Everything after that is exact.

The page updates in real time from a public, read-only feed of aggregate numbers. No personal data is published: we publish how many countries, never which ones or how many students are in each, and a student account is a device or an email, not necessarily one person, which is why students and countries are rounded down.

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