Direct the work in plain language
Ask what changed, what is blocked, or what should happen next without building another report.
Run your entire conference—CFP, schedule, tickets, sponsors, check-in—in one system, then hand the busywork to the AI you already use. Ask “which speakers still owe headshots?” and get an answer. Say “move the panel to Room 204” and it's done, announced, and logged for your approval.
Bring your AI · Keep your providers · Approve sensitive actions
“Connect to ConferenceOS and set up our 2027 conference. Two days, 800 seats.”
Connected as organizer. Event created — the draft site is up.
“Make it look like us — logo, navy and orange, bold headlines.”
Theme applied. Early-bird tickets and the CFP are drafted — approve to publish.
ConferenceOS connects your event website, program, registrations, speakers, sponsors, onsite activity, and reports into one live event graph.
Claude, ChatGPT, or another MCP-compatible assistant can work from that shared context, take only the actions its role permits, pause for approvals, and record what it changed. Your team directs the event instead of clicking through it.
Embedded AI can draft a description. ConferenceOS connects your chosen AI to live event context and governed work across the lifecycle.
Ask what changed, what is blocked, or what should happen next without building another report.
Let your AI update schedules, prepare communications, reconcile records, and surface exceptions for approval.
Permissions, approval gates, and an audit trail make automation visible, bounded, and reversible.
Keep the event graph, provider accounts, brand, and deployment under your control while letting the AI your team already uses become a practical operations layer.
Start with the organizer outcome, compare the market, or move directly into the architecture, integrations, company, and software detail.
See how an AI teammate answers questions, completes routine work, and keeps the team in control.
Explore →02 / ProductEvent setup, programming, revenue, community, growth, onsite operations, AI workflows, and the roadmap.
Explore →03 / Operating modelHow the event graph, permissions, approvals, and action history make AI safe and useful.
Explore →04 / ArchitectureThe small required foundation and the capability-specific services around it.
Explore →05 / Connection layerNative provider connectors, open interfaces, reliable handoffs, and the integration roadmap.
Explore →06 / EvaluationA sourced feature matrix against Cvent, Swoogo, and Bizzabo, including external AI access.
Explore →07 / For companiesAn AI-ready operating layer for event technology teams, agencies, and conference portfolios.
Explore →08 / TransparencyPrimary software components, resolved versions, licenses, and the downloadable CycloneDX file.
Explore →09 / Business caseHow value grows from organizer productivity to team coordination, event control, and portfolio leverage.
Explore →10 / Company + productWhy the product exists and the principles behind an open, governed, AI-operable event system.
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