Pick the posts. Ask Hey Syncly.
Ask a focused question about the posts you select. Review the summary and source examples, then use them in your team’s analysis.
Pick the posts. Ask Hey Syncly.
Ask a focused question about the posts you select. Review the summary and source examples, then use them in your team’s analysis.
Pick the posts. Ask Hey Syncly.
Ask a focused question about the posts you select. Review the summary and source examples, then use them in your team’s analysis.
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Questions and evidence
Explore the posts behind your question.
Use plain language, keep the selected material in view, and review the original context.

Build on the summary
Use the response to focus your review and identify the examples worth examining. Bring your interpretation and supporting sources into the report you prepare.

Ask in plain language
Ask about the collected posts relevant to your research. Focus on the reaction, comparison, or content question you need to understand.

Review source examples
Inspect the original posts alongside the answer. Check the surrounding wording and video context before carrying a statement into your analysis.
Questions and evidence
Explore the posts behind your question.
Use plain language, keep the selected material in view, and review the original context.

Ask in plain language
Ask about the collected posts relevant to your research. Focus on the reaction, comparison, or content question you need to understand.

Review source examples
Inspect the original posts alongside the answer. Check the surrounding wording and video context before carrying a statement into your analysis.

Build on the summary
Use the response to focus your review and identify the examples worth examining. Bring your interpretation and supporting sources into the report you prepare.
Questions and evidence
Explore the posts behind your question.
Use plain language, keep the selected material in view, and review the original context.

Build on the summary
Use the response to focus your review and identify the examples worth examining. Bring your interpretation and supporting sources into the report you prepare.

Ask in plain language
Ask about the collected posts relevant to your research. Focus on the reaction, comparison, or content question you need to understand.

Review source examples
Inspect the original posts alongside the answer. Check the surrounding wording and video context before carrying a statement into your analysis.
From selection to source review
Give the question a clear evidence base.
Keep the task focused as you choose posts, ask the question, and review the response.
1. Select the relevant posts
Choose examples from your query or research view
Review the selected set before asking
Remove examples that do not belong
2. Ask a focused question
Name the reaction or comparison to examine
Ask in everyday language
Keep the question within the selected evidence
3. Review the answer and sources
Inspect the posts supporting the summary
Check the context of important statements
Bring the evidence into your own analysis
From selection to source review
Give the question a clear evidence base.
Keep the task focused as you choose posts, ask the question, and review the response.
1. Select the relevant posts
Choose examples from your query or research view
Review the selected set before asking
Remove examples that do not belong
2. Ask a focused question
Name the reaction or comparison to examine
Ask in everyday language
Keep the question within the selected evidence
3. Review the answer and sources
Inspect the posts supporting the summary
Check the context of important statements
Bring the evidence into your own analysis
From selection to source review
Give the question a clear evidence base.
Keep the task focused as you choose posts, ask the question, and review the response.
1. Select the relevant posts
Choose examples from your query or research view
Review the selected set before asking
Remove examples that do not belong
2. Ask a focused question
Name the reaction or comparison to examine
Ask in everyday language
Keep the question within the selected evidence
3. Review the answer and sources
Inspect the posts supporting the summary
Check the context of important statements
Bring the evidence into your own analysis
Questions from your work
Start with a question worth investigating.
Choose a relevant set of posts first. These example prompts show how a focused question can support different research tasks.
What complaints recur in these posts?
Select negative mentions around the subject you are studying. Ask for a summary, then inspect the examples behind the recurring concerns.
How do these videos introduce the product?
Choose competitor or category videos relevant to your brief. Compare their openings with the original content before writing a test idea.
How do people describe the experience?
Select reviews or routine videos around your question. Explore the language people use, then check the context before adopting it in your messaging.
Questions from your work
Start with a question worth investigating.
Choose a relevant set of posts first. These example prompts show how a focused question can support different research tasks.
What complaints recur in these posts?
Select negative mentions around the subject you are studying. Ask for a summary, then inspect the examples behind the recurring concerns.
How do these videos introduce the product?
Choose competitor or category videos relevant to your brief. Compare their openings with the original content before writing a test idea.
How do people describe the experience?
Select reviews or routine videos around your question. Explore the language people use, then check the context before adopting it in your messaging.
Questions from your work
Start with a question worth investigating.
Choose a relevant set of posts first. These example prompts show how a focused question can support different research tasks.
What complaints recur in these posts?
Select negative mentions around the subject you are studying. Ask for a summary, then inspect the examples behind the recurring concerns.
How do these videos introduce the product?
Choose competitor or category videos relevant to your brief. Compare their openings with the original content before writing a test idea.
How do people describe the experience?
Select reviews or routine videos around your question. Explore the language people use, then check the context before adopting it in your messaging.
Feature details
Keep answers connected to your research.
Work from selected posts, check the original context, and continue in the tools your team uses.
Selected-post analysis
Choose the posts relevant to your question. The response covers the selected material, so keep that scope clear when using the findings.
Source context
Read the surrounding caption or transcript and watch the video when visual context matters before using a statement in your report.
Post exports
Export underlying post data separately when you need a spreadsheet. Choose the source examples and interpretation that belong in your report.
MCP connector
Access Syncly data from compatible AI clients. Your signed-in account governs access, and connections can be reviewed or removed in Settings.
Feature details
Keep answers connected to your research.
Work from selected posts, check the original context, and continue in the tools your team uses.
Selected-post analysis
Choose the posts relevant to your question. The response covers the selected material, so keep that scope clear when using the findings.
Source context
Read the surrounding caption or transcript and watch the video when visual context matters before using a statement in your report.
Post exports
Export underlying post data separately when you need a spreadsheet. Choose the source examples and interpretation that belong in your report.
MCP connector
Access Syncly data from compatible AI clients. Your signed-in account governs access, and connections can be reviewed or removed in Settings.
Feature details
Keep answers connected to your research.
Work from selected posts, check the original context, and continue in the tools your team uses.
Selected-post analysis
Choose the posts relevant to your question. The response covers the selected material, so keep that scope clear when using the findings.
Source context
Read the surrounding caption or transcript and watch the video when visual context matters before using a statement in your report.
Post exports
Export underlying post data separately when you need a spreadsheet. Choose the source examples and interpretation that belong in your report.
MCP connector
Access Syncly data from compatible AI clients. Your signed-in account governs access, and connections can be reviewed or removed in Settings.
Get answers before you start.
What can I ask Hey Syncly?
Ask focused questions about collected social data or posts you select. You can explore reactions, compare examples, and investigate language or content patterns, then review relevant source posts before drawing a conclusion.
Can I choose the posts used for a question?
Yes. Select posts from supported query and research views or Collections, review the selected set, and send your question. This helps keep the task centered on the evidence you want to examine.
How should I check an answer?
Review the relevant original posts and the context around important statements. The summary supports research, but it does not replace analyst review or establish that a selected sample represents the whole market.
Does every question create a report or presentation?
No automatic report or presentation is promised here. Use the summary and source examples in the analysis you prepare. Post exports provides a separate route to supported post data for spreadsheet work.
How is Hey Syncly different from the MCP connector?
Hey Syncly is the assistant inside Syncly. MCP connects your account’s Syncly data to compatible external AI clients. Use the MCP page for connection details and review active connections in Settings.
Get answers before you start.
What can I ask Hey Syncly?
Ask focused questions about collected social data or posts you select. You can explore reactions, compare examples, and investigate language or content patterns, then review relevant source posts before drawing a conclusion.
Can I choose the posts used for a question?
Yes. Select posts from supported query and research views or Collections, review the selected set, and send your question. This helps keep the task centered on the evidence you want to examine.
How should I check an answer?
Review the relevant original posts and the context around important statements. The summary supports research, but it does not replace analyst review or establish that a selected sample represents the whole market.
Does every question create a report or presentation?
No automatic report or presentation is promised here. Use the summary and source examples in the analysis you prepare. Post exports provides a separate route to supported post data for spreadsheet work.
How is Hey Syncly different from the MCP connector?
Hey Syncly is the assistant inside Syncly. MCP connects your account’s Syncly data to compatible external AI clients. Use the MCP page for connection details and review active connections in Settings.
Get answers before you start.
What can I ask Hey Syncly?
Ask focused questions about collected social data or posts you select. You can explore reactions, compare examples, and investigate language or content patterns, then review relevant source posts before drawing a conclusion.
Can I choose the posts used for a question?
Yes. Select posts from supported query and research views or Collections, review the selected set, and send your question. This helps keep the task centered on the evidence you want to examine.
How should I check an answer?
Review the relevant original posts and the context around important statements. The summary supports research, but it does not replace analyst review or establish that a selected sample represents the whole market.
Does every question create a report or presentation?
No automatic report or presentation is promised here. Use the summary and source examples in the analysis you prepare. Post exports provides a separate route to supported post data for spreadsheet work.
How is Hey Syncly different from the MCP connector?
Hey Syncly is the assistant inside Syncly. MCP connects your account’s Syncly data to compatible external AI clients. Use the MCP page for connection details and review active connections in Settings.







