Made by an organizer, for organizers

Your WordCamp site is already most of an app.

You already keep the schedule, speakers and sponsors on your wordcamp.org site. This turns them into an app your attendees keep on their phone, in your camp's colours, working even when the venue wifi gives out. We built one for WordCamp Philippines so you can try it.

Free. No app store, no accounts, no second copy of the schedule to maintain.

The app home screen counting down to WordCamp Philippines
Counts down, then runs the day.
The schedule with tracks and rooms
Your schedule, starrable and offline.
An attendee QR badge
Everyone's own QR. Scan each other to connect.

Point your phone camera here

Try it the way an attendee would.

Scan the code and the WordCamp Philippines app opens, no install. Add it to your home screen and it works offline. Pass it around your next org call and let the team poke at it.

On a laptop? Just open the demo.

Every attendee has one

A QR that gets people talking.

Everyone carries their own badge. Meet someone in the hallway, scan their code, and you both keep the details. No accounts, no swapping numbers, no awkward "let me find you on Twitter." Sponsors get the same thing at their booths.

  • Scan anyone you meet and the exchange just happens.
  • First-timers can share only a name and still connect.
  • Works with no signal. The details live in the code, not on a server.
  • Nothing stored to leak, and email stays behind a toggle.

Rather not run badges this year? One switch turns it off.

An attendee QR badge close up

Why it is worth an afternoon

It is already built

Read from your own wordcamp.org site. You are reviewing it, not scoping it.

No budget line

No licence, no per-attendee fee, no developer account to buy.

No dev on the team? Fine

Reviewing it and flipping switches is an afternoon of clicking.

One source of truth

Reads the schedule you already keep current. Change it there, refresh here.

It stays yours

Plain static files. Host it free here, or export it to your own domain.

Kind to attendee data

The QR keeps details in the code, so there is no list on a server to guard.

Your org team decides what is in it

Turn a feature on and it appears. Type into a field and the preview updates beside you.

The Studio console: feature switches and a live phone preview

Switch features on and off

Badges, sponsor scanning, networking, Contributor Day bookings, the survey.

Add what only you know

Local guide, emergency numbers, venue wifi, help-desk contacts.

Keep your camp's colours

Palette and logo come from your site. Nudge any colour by hand.

Match the run of show

What shows two weeks out, the night before, each day, and after.

Push a day-of update

Room moved, talk running late, lunch early. Everyone installed gets it.

Refresh when the site changes

One tap re-pulls the schedule and keeps your edits.

Going live is three steps

  1. Open your app in the Studio

    Already loaded with your schedule and branding. Review it and toggle what you want.

  2. Press Publish

    One button builds a fast, offline app at a shareable link. Installed copies update themselves.

  3. Share the link

    On your site, in the ticket email, and as a QR on lanyards. Attendees add it to their home screen.

Rather host it yourself?

Every app is plain static HTML. Export it and drop it on your own domain or any free host. Publishing here is just the quick path.

Run it from your phone during the event

The console installs as an app too. Send an update, fix a typo, or refresh the schedule between sessions.

Open the Studio

Give your attendees the schedule in their pocket.

Always current, works when the wifi does not, and in your camp's colours throughout. Built, free, and live with one button.