Imperia Middleware Inc.

The author

The Synapse content is written by Dr. David Filippi, a physician. The cards are built from the board's published examination blueprint and the guidelines and primary literature behind it.

Editorial method

• Guideline-anchored. A card is written against a named guideline, consensus statement or primary paper, and carries that citation. Citations open the source inside the app.
• Dated. Every content release records the date it was reviewed and the cut-off date of the evidence it reflects. The app shows the review date on its About screen, and this site prints it next to any count it quotes.
• Blueprint-weighted. Topics are mapped to the areas of the board's blueprint, so the scheduler spends your time the way the examination does.
• Corrected in the open. Reported errors are checked against the primary source and fixed in the next content update. Report one through the support page.

The app

Synapse: Neurocritical Care is built on FSRS spaced repetition, courses with clips, PDF study guides, and a sample session before a single one-time purchase. Nothing is collected and nothing leaves the device.

Imperia Middleware Inc. also makes PortCall, a market-briefing app. The company is not affiliated with any certifying board or medical society.