Conferences deserve better software

Luma for tickets. Sessionize for speakers. Spreadsheets for everything else. Mailchimp for email, Notion for the run-sheet, a group chat for the panic. Five sources of truth is zero sources of truth — and the gaps between them are where conferences go wrong.

Events, people, schedule, sponsors, money — entered once, used everywhere, exported any time. Every surface reads from the same place, so the website, the widgets, the assistant and the team are never out of sync.

Every capability in ConfOS is one typed, permission-checked, audited action in a single registry. The dashboard is a client of it. So is the API. So is the assistant, and so is the MCP server your agents connect to — their tool schemas are generated from the registry itself.

AI bolted onto software drifts out of date. AI generated from the registry cannot.

Agents propose; organisers confirm; the audit log names both. There is no bypass flag — and a lint rule in the codebase makes sure there never is one. Autonomy is a dial that belongs in your hand, not ours.

A conference happens once a year. There is no retry. The public surface is edge-cached and keeps serving even if the origin goes down; a release-blocking isolation suite runs against every action before anything ships.

We sync your ticketing — Luma first — rather than demanding you move it. Your data imports and exports as CSV whenever you want it. Software that holds your event hostage doesn't deserve your event.