🎼 Unison
One sender coordinates one unified group. Everyone receives the same message and acts together in harmony.
Perfect for:
- Choir singing together
- Synchronized dance
- Group exercise class
- Unified chanting or movement
🎭 Layers
One sender coordinates multiple distinct groups (layers). Each layer receives different instructions - like left/right, colors, adults/kids, or instruments.
Perfect for:
- Split harmonies or instruments
- Left side vs right side activities
- Age-based group activities
- Color-coded team coordination
🎡 Hub & Spoke
Central hub coordinates separate groups. The hub sends different content to each spoke, managing multiple channels from one control point.
Perfect for:
- Multi-room coordination
- Department-specific messaging
- Role-based instruction sets
- Breakout group management
🌐 Distributed
No leader - everyone can send and receive. Participants can form their own groups or act independently. Pure peer-to-peer coordination.
Perfect for:
- Open jam sessions
- Self-organizing activities
- Emergent group dynamics
- Collaborative exploration
⭐ Star
One leader coordinates everyone else. Perfect when one person needs to guide or conduct the group with feedback.
Perfect for:
- Orchestra conductor
- Teacher leading a class
- Presenter with Q&A
- Interactive workshop leader
🔄 Circle
Everyone connects in a loop. Each person passes to the next. Great for sequential activities.
Perfect for:
- Round-robin discussions
- Relay performances
- Story circles
- Turn-based activities
📏 Line
One after another in sequence. Information or action flows in a single direction.
Perfect for:
- Assembly line
- Sequential presentations
- Recipe steps
- Story progression
🌳 Tree
Hierarchical branching. Leaders coordinate sub-groups, creating layers of coordination.
Perfect for:
- Large events with team leads
- Organizational activities
- Multi-level performances
- Department coordination
👥 Pairs
People work in partner pairs. Each pair coordinates independently or together.
Perfect for:
- Dance partners
- Pair programming
- Buddy system
- Duets and dialogues
📡 Broadcast
One sender, many receivers. Information flows one direction only, no feedback loop.
Perfect for:
- Announcements
- Guided meditation
- Lecture or talk
- Performance viewing