From Our Weekly Webinar Series: Deep Dive Into BioCoherence Software Features
Welcome to our ongoing webinar blog series where we dissect and explore the inner workings of BioCoherence software. In this week's edition, we focused on essential features for syncing data between devices, exploring the latest software updates, enhancing stimulus effectiveness, and customizing programs for advanced user needs. We'll walk you through key points discussed during the session, elaborate on the most insightful questions, and provide a comprehensive guide to maximizing your experience with the BioCoherence platform.
Syncing Across Devices: What You Need to Know
One of the key questions raised during the webinar was how to effectively sync BioCoherence data across multiple devices—such as a phone and a desktop computer.Real-Time Syncing Limitations
Currently, BioCoherence does not yet support real-time syncing across devices while a recording is open on both. To see synced changes:- Close the currently open scan.
- Return to the homepage.
- Re-select and open the scan afresh.
Manual Sync Override
If you're unsure a recording is the most current, you can manually trigger an update:- Click on the hidden "Sync with Cloud" icon.
- A "Reload from Cloud" button will appear.
- Clicking this will fetch the latest version from the cloud.
- Save the scan via the "Save to Cloud" or "Save" button.
- This pushes changes to the server and ensures they're available across devices.
Common Pitfalls
In some cases, duplicate scans with the same name might exist. A proposed improvement mentioned was displaying an internal file ID to confirm you're working on the correct file version. This update is planned for future versions.Introducing Version 1.26: What's New?
This latest release brings numerous enhancements centered around usability and performance. Let's explore them:Experimental Features
- Users can now enable the new "Integrated Coherent Score (IC Score)" manually under the "Experimental Functions" tab.
- Expect this to be enabled by default in future versions.
Tooltips and Hotkeys
- Roll-over tooltips now offer quick insights into various UI elements.
- A new set of keyboard shortcuts has been enabled for streamlined navigation (e.g., CTRL+1 through CTRL+8 for various dashboard screens, CTRL+S to save).
New Features for Contextual Menus
- Initial contextual right-click menus have been added to biomarkers.
- Options include viewing details and removing the item from priority lists.
- Expect expansion to other sections in future versions.
Biomarker Descriptions on Hover
- When you hover over systems like acupuncture points or organs, associated biomarker descriptions now appear in the bottom panel for easier identification and comprehension.
Managing Stimuli and Protocols More Strategically
The concept of 'stimuli' in BioCoherence has expanded beyond simple frequency packages. You can now analyze their impact and relevance with more nuance.Deleting Stimuli from Harmonic Boost
Some users encountered problems where deselected stimuli would reappear. This was due to previous UI behavior where deselected items remained visible. In the updated version:- Deselecting a stimulus now fully removes it from active view and saves properly.
New Indicators for Stimulus Relevance
Enhancements include:- Labeling items as "Not Recommended," "Medium Impact," or "High Impact".
- These ratings are based on the associated biomarkers and their potential to positively influence body systems.
- Currently, these do not take actual resonance frequency into account due to computational constraints—but the feature may be integrated in future releases.
More Than 100%? Understanding Stimulus Score Limits
Some stimuli show benefit percentages higher than 100%, which confused users.- You can interpret values like 400% as indicators that many biomarkers benefit from that frequency.
- Future UX changes may limit the visual indicator to 100% but allow for internal multipliers representing scope of benefit.
Making the Case for Manual Adjustments
Why Client Complaints Don't Always Show in Priorities
Users often ask why specific symptoms don't rank higher in the automatically generated priorities. This is due to the algorithm focusing on root causes via IC Score.- Think of the system like "unlocking doors." The goal is to unlock the foundational health answers first rather than focus on end symptoms.
- However, you can manually add client concerns to priorities if desired.
Addressing Client Expectations
Educating clients about how BioCoherence maps causality rather than symptoms is key. The layers of dysfunction may lie deeper than where pain or symptoms manifest.Navigating and Optimizing the Maps
Organs, meridians, and teeth now have an intuitive, interactive map:- Hovering over items highlights areas subtly and displays relevant biomarkers.
- You can zoom into areas like the spine and muscle systems.
- Clicking gives you deeper insights and options to act.
Advanced AI Helpers: Smart, But Not Always Right
Now available as a central feature, AI Helpers offer quick recommendations and explanations for:- Suggested frequencies based on client scans
- Explaining complex biomarkers
- Recommending and categorizing suitable stimuli
Working with recommendations
- "Not Recommended" doesn't mean "forbidden." It means the system doesn't detect an immediate need based on the associated biomarkers.
- You may override suggestions—especially as you consider symptoms the system can't 'see' or client history it doesn't compute.
Tips for Using AI More Effectively
- Be explicit: Ask the AI Helper to "Create a basic program with these items" to ensure your desired stimuli are saved.
- Avoid relying solely on numerical indicators. Use your practitioner intuition and client interaction to complement the AI's suggestions.
Custom Basic Programs: Personalized Healing Protocols
You can now build and store custom frequency programs tailored to clients. Each can contain:- Organs/Systems
- Biomarkers
- Stimuli
Creating and Using Custom Programs
- Set a starting point (e.g., "Liver" or "Digestive System").
- Add desired stimuli with AI Helper or manually.
- Save with descriptive names.
- Load into client exploration as needed.
- MP3 for listening
- Added to client dashboards
Future Feature Requests Being Considered:
- Ability to duplicate or distribute created programs to multiple clients
- Easier deletion of user-created basic programs
Beyond Software: Real-World Use Cases and Advanced Scenarios
The community shared some innovative ways BioCoherence stimuli are applied:- Broadcasting to water or salves for localized therapy.
- Embedding into audio for meditation or environmental exposure (e.g., hot tubs).
- Using musical profiling to create customized therapy tracks.
Bonus Features: Music & Emotional Resonance
BioCoherence includes a built-in musical interpretation tool tied to bioelectric recordings:- Charts show dominant chords and harmonics in short, medium, and long periods.
- Sections map the musical key to emotional interpretations.
- Ideal for therapists who integrate sound healing or meditative therapy.
Key Updates and Future Enhancements
Based on this session, we're working on:- File ID displays for verification of syncs
- Quadrant analysis for stimulus (impact + resonance)
- More robust AI interactions and context handling
- Deletion and batch sharing options for custom programs
Summary Takeaways
- Use manual cloud-sync if unsure your data is synced.
- Updated versions add usability and navigation improvements.
- Stimuli now include rated relevance—supplement these ratings with your professional judgment.
- Use AI Helpers as a tool—not an authority—and communicate clearly with it.
- You can now build reusable, customized programs using the new Basic Programs feature.
- BioCoherence is evolving—your feedback helps shape its future.
Join Us Next Week
We'll continue our deep dive next week with a new webinar on BioCoherence's advanced customization features and how to leverage AI Helpers to streamline your clinical workflow. Stay tuned and make sure your software is up to date via the "Settings > Check for updates" panel.For more resources, updates, and software guides, visit BioCoherence.net.
Let us know your thoughts—and if there's a topic you'd like us to cover in future webinars or blog posts!
- Can BioCoherence's sound frequencies be used for remote or supplement-based healing?
- Yes. Frequencies can be broadcast into supplements, water, or environments (e.g., bathtubs, creams). The system's precision allows tailored frequency-based support beyond physical therapies.
- Can I export a stimulus program as an MP3 in BioCoherence?
- Yes. After creating or editing a Harmonic Boost or Basic Program, click on Harmonic Boost and export it as an MP3 to share or embed frequencies into products.
- Do the teeth diagrams in BioCoherence show numbered teeth for dental analysis?
- Yes, teeth are numbered in the diagrams, aligned with standard dental notation. Clicking a tooth provides related biomarker data.
- How are meditation chords and musical keys determined in BioCoherence?
- Navigate to Mind > Music to see computed chords across short, medium, and long spans. The system analyzes the frequency spectrum to recommend harmonically relevant chords for emotional and energetic balance.
- How can I create a program for a symptom not found in a current exploration?
- From the home screen, use AI Helpers to generate a Basic Program without exploration data. It can suggest items based on described symptoms. Save it to your client's profile.
- How can I delete a Basic Program in BioCoherence?
- Currently, there's no delete button for Basic Programs. You can make them private to hide them from others. A delete feature is planned.
- How can I delete an added stimulus in BioCoherence if I mis-clicked?
- Simply uncheck the stimulus in the harmonic boost. In newer versions, it will be removed immediately.
- How can I enable the Integral Coherence Score (IC Score) in BioCoherence?
- Go to Settings > Experimental Functions and enable the IC Score. This allows viewing evolution curves and numeric scores for biomarkers.
- How can I manually add items to the priority list in BioCoherence?
- Open an area like Meridians or Organs from the side menu, click the "+" to browse additional items, and manually add those relevant to the client.
- How can I organize or group favorite stimuli or programs in BioCoherence?
- Create a Basic Program by editing stimuli/priority items as desired. Save it for reuse. These can include stimuli and be applied to other clients via the Programs section.
- How can I use BioCoherence frequencies in products like creams or water?
- You can play an exported MP3 or live harmonic boost through transducers or headphones into substances like creams, water, or salves to imbue them with frequencies.
- How can I use organ maps in BioCoherence?
- Navigate to the Organ Maps under Organs or related sections. Hover to see biomarker names, zoom in for detail, and click items to view or add them to priorities. This helps in quickly identifying affected areas.
- How do I ensure changes in BioCoherence are saved to the cloud?
- After editing a session or adding stimuli, click "Save Scan" or the "Save to Cloud" button. This will save the session both locally and to the BioCoherence cloud, enabling access from other devices.
- How do I evaluate specific stimuli in the Harmonic Boost section?
- Click "Add Stimulus" within Harmonic Boost. Select a category on the left and view evaluation details on the right, including source list and potential impact.
- How do I sync recordings across different devices in BioCoherence?
- To sync across devices, return to the home page and reopen the session. The app will query the server for a newer version and display a "syncing with the cloud" message if available. You can also manually force an update by clicking the "sync with cloud"...
- Is BioCoherence using HRV or more comprehensive bioelectricity data?
- BioCoherence uses data beyond traditional HRV. While it includes inter-beat interval data, it primarily analyzes the body's full bioelectric waveform via toe sensors, offering broader biomarker insights.
- Is there a quick way to access screens or functions in BioCoherence?
- Yes, keyboard shortcuts are available. For example, Ctrl+S saves to cloud, and Ctrl+0 to Ctrl+8 switch between various screens. Tooltips and keystroke hints appear at the bottom/right.
- What do the impact levels (High/Medium/Not Recommended) mean when adding stimuli?
- High/Medium/Not Recommended levels are derived from associated biomarker states. High impact means the stimulus could significantly benefit biomarkers needing support. Not Recommended means insufficient biomarker need was detected, but you can use your j...
- What does it mean if a stimulus shows a benefit greater than 100%?
- A score over 100% indicates cumulative benefits across multiple biomarkers. While percentages typically cap at 100%, higher values suggest broader or stronger potential positive impacts.
- What does the AI do when creating programs in BioCoherence?
- AI Helpers analyze either open exploration data or symptoms provided to generate stimulus-based Basic Programs. Specify if you want it to save, display, or embed the suggestions into the current boost.
- What does "Not Recommended" mean for a stimulus in BioCoherence?
- It means associated biomarkers don't currently require it. However, practitioners can override this and add it if they feel it's clinically relevant.
- Where do disease names in BioCoherence stimuli come from, and should we be cautious?
- Disease-based programs reference known frequency sets or biomarker effects. Presence of a disease in stimuli does not confirm diagnosis; the system only suggests potential impact based on energetic signatures.
- Why don't user symptoms always appear at the top of the priority list in BioCoherence?
- The system prioritizes based on causal chains and foundational imbalances. Immediate symptoms may be a result of deeper underlying issues, so the algorithm ranks items with the lowest coherence first. You can manually add client complaints to the priorit...
- Why might a file not sync as expected on BioCoherence?
- Sync issues may occur due to file duplication with the same name. Checking the internal file ID can help verify you're working on the correct file. Adding a visible file ID is planned for clarity.