Syngine

Technology for human connection

The Short Version

Syngine is where you organize your own work and work together with others: tasks, projects, messages, events and the people you know, in one place. It’s built for people building something meaningful, and for the communities that support them.

The name comes from “synergy” and “engine.” Infrastructure for working better together.

Syngine is a product of Elevate Digital, built in the Bronx.

Use It Your Way

Syngine is yours. Create personal projects, track your own tasks, and stay organized across everything you do, not only the work you share with others.

If you find yourself wishing it did something it doesn’t do yet, tell me. That’s exactly the kind of feedback that shapes what gets built next.

Your Ecosystem and Your Community

If you’re connected to the Bronx, you’ll see the Bronx entrepreneurial ecosystem: the organizations, resources, events, jobs and funding that serve people building enterprises here, gathered in one place.

If you’ve been invited into the CEA Community, you’ll also see its people: fellows, interns, advisors and partners who know each other and show up for each other.

Why I Built It

My name is Tim Gamory. I’m a Bronx native. I spent 15 years as a founding team member and CIO of Charity Navigator, and I co-founded and lead the Community Enterprise Accelerator (CEA), a fellowship for Bronx entrepreneurs.

For years I’ve been frustrated by the tools available for community work. Enterprise software is expensive and bloated. Free tools are fragmented. Everything assumes you’re inside one company, not coordinating across organizations, generations and sectors.

So I started building what this work actually needs. The CEA Community is Syngine’s first community, and the place where every feature gets tested by real people doing real work.

The Bigger Vision

Traditional networking asks “who did I meet?” We’re building infrastructure that asks “who did I help connect?” The goal is to make introductions visible, valued and celebrated. To turn passive networking into active community building.

Beyond that, Syngine is designed to support what I call Village 2.0: communities small enough to know everyone, large enough to have real impact. Technology that strengthens physical places rather than dissolving them.

This starts in the Bronx, with the CEA Community, with you. But the model is designed to travel. We’re building the village again. You’re already part of it.