Akronym (App) by Yves Doumergue and Conjuring Lab

Let a spectator’s choices on a borrowed smartphone lead to a personal revelation with Akronym by Yves Doumergue and Conjuring Lab. They browse Wikipedia, moving from page to page, until the final image reveals a name—creating a visual mentalism moment that feels different from a traditional mind-reading routine.

Akronym is a performance system, not an app to download. You can use it in close-up, on stage, or in an unplanned moment, as long as a spectator has a phone with internet access.

• Borrowed phone: You don’t need to bring your own phone or carry anything in your pockets.
• Ready to perform: There’s no secret preparation or need to activate the system before you begin.
• Personal revelation: Reveal a spectator’s first name and leave the notepad page as a keepsake.
• More than one setting: The routine is designed for close-up and stage performances, and can also reveal a company name using words chosen by several collaborators.
• Included instruction: Your private access comes with a quick video tutorial, a detailed video on presentation and psychological subtleties, and a manual covering the basic procedure.

Akronym can be performed in English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish. Broadcasting rights are not included for TV or social media performances.