Untitled Conference review
A free, open-source conference workflow covering submissions, speakers, scheduling, and publication.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Untitled Conference is open-source software for organizing conference programs from calls for proposals through review, speaker coordination, scheduling, and publication. It suits organizers who want a free system with control over their program workflow, whether they use the hosted web application or self-host the software. The feature set covers branded calls with custom and conditional questions, draft submissions, co-speaker collaboration, speaker profiles, deliverables, and public schedules.
Its strongest area is the connection between program operations and agenda planning. Organizers can configure review rounds, provide track-level reviewer access, and choose blind or collaborative review modes before moving accepted work into an agenda. Drag-and-drop planning spans rooms and time slots, while conflict detection checks speakers and rooms. Public and embeddable schedules extend the program to attendees, and personal itineraries with calendar export support individual planning.
The published product details present Untitled Conference as free and open source, with web access, a REST API, an MCP server, and self-hosting. That combination makes it a practical fit for open-source conference organizers who value adaptable workflows and technical access. It is less suited to teams seeking a wider platform mix or a general-purpose event system beyond conference programming. Organizers choosing self-hosting should also be prepared to take responsibility for running that deployment. Choose it when submissions, review, speaker management, scheduling, and publication need to live in one conference-focused workflow.
Untitled Conference pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers submissions, configurable reviews, speaker operations, and deliverables
- Builds room-based agendas with conflict detection and public embeds
- Offers personal itineraries, calendar export, REST API, and MCP access
- Where it doesn't
- Platform coverage centers on web, API, and self-hosting
- The workflow is focused on conference programs rather than broad event types
- Self-hosting adds infrastructure ownership for organizers
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