The Single-Track Regional Meetup
Your city's annual Linux user group conference: one stage, a sponsor table, pizza on Friday. Free tickets with no Eventify fee, a CFP form, the app and printed badges.
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Conference software for open source events brings the call for papers, registration, agenda, event app, sponsors and on-site check-in of a community-run conference, barcamp or unconference into one platform.
Most open source conferences run on five tools that don't talk to each other. Eventify puts proposals, tickets, the schedule, the app, sponsors and badges in one place, with a permanent 10% discount because community-led events deserve serious tooling.
run their events on Eventify.
for ticket sales, through your own payment gateway.
with data hosted in EU data centres.
A CFP tool, a ticketing site, a volunteer spreadsheet, a mailing tool and PDF badges. Every handoff loses data, and next year's organiser rebuilds it all.
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Speakers edit their own photo, bio, social links and slides once, in their speaker profile.
Volunteers get their own user group and the live agenda in the app, and you can push them a notification when a session moves.
Sponsors get tiered listings, a booth profile and lead scanning inside the same app your attendees use.
Clone last year's event to keep its setup, then update the dates and open the new CFP.
Request a full event data export: every CSV and uploaded file in one archive.
Free tickets carry a $0 Eventify fee, and paid tickets a flat $1, with ticketing through your own payment gateway.
Twelve modules, one login and one attendee record, from the first proposal to the last recording link.
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Custom submission form, reviewers assigned automatically or by hand, scoring criteria and review rounds. Abstract management
Unlimited tracks and parallel sessions. The AI schedule health check flags overlapping sessions and unassigned speakers. Event schedule
Speakers keep their photo, bio and social links current and attach up to 5 files, such as slides.
Free, early bird and standard tickets, coupons for students and contributors, 20+ currencies. Registration
Personal agenda, push notifications, attendee directory, live Q&A and polls. Event app
Session RSVP with capacity and a waitlist, plus public meeting rooms for the hallway track.
A volunteer user group with only the features they need, and role-based access for check-in staff.
Flagged community posts land in one queue to keep or delete, and attendees reach your team in a support chat.
Sponsor tiers, featured listings, booth profiles, lead scanning and sponsor analytics.
Paste any stream link, from YouTube Live to a custom stream, and add recording links per session. Hybrid events
QR check-in, a self-service kiosk and badges printed from your own templates. Badge printing
API access, Zapier, CSV exports and a public MCP server with 200+ tools. MCP server
See your CFP, tickets, agenda and badges working together in a 30-minute demo. Mention open source when you book.
Export attendees, sessions and leads as CSV at any time, or request a full archive of every file. The terms of use let you export or delete your event data whenever you choose.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT to amcp.eventify.io/api/v2/mcp over OAuth and manage your event with 200+ tools (beta, on the Ultimate plan). Your event data is never used to train a model.
No Eventify fee on free tickets, a flat $1 on paid ones, and a permanent 10% discount on every plan for qualifying open source events.
GDPR compliant, with data centres in the Netherlands, a published subprocessor list, ISO 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type II.
No expiry, no renewal hoop and no special tier that quietly disappears next year. If your event is built by and for the open source community, you get the same product our enterprise customers use, at 10% less.
Book your demo, mention open source and add a link to your event page. We apply the 10% to your plan.
An honest look at what each job takes with separate tools and with one platform.
| The job | With separate tools | With Eventify |
|---|---|---|
| Call for papers and review | A CFP tool such as Pretalx, Sessionize or OpenConf | Abstract portal with anonymous, multi-round review |
| Registration and tickets | A separate ticketing site with its own checkout | Tickets and coupons, $0 fee on free tickets |
| Schedule and event app | A schedule export, often with no native app | iOS and Android app with personal agenda |
| Volunteer roster | A shared spreadsheet | Volunteer user group with restricted access |
| Speaker and attendee updates | A mailing tool, with lists exported by hand | Email campaigns and push notifications by group |
| Badges and check-in | PDF badges printed before the event | QR check-in and kiosk badge printing on the day |
| Sponsors | Logos on a web page | Tiers, booth profiles, lead scanning, analytics |
| Open source discount | Varies by tool | 10% off every plan, for good |
Pretalx is excellent at what it does, and we recommend it for organisers who only need a CFP and a schedule. If you also need registration, an event app, sponsor tools and on-site check-in, Eventify gives you all of it in one system, with a permanent 10% discount.
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Your city's annual Linux user group conference: one stage, a sponsor table, pizza on Friday. Free tickets with no Eventify fee, a CFP form, the app and printed badges.
Community meetups →PyCon style: parallel tracks, a CFP review committee, sponsor tiers, the app and a stream link on every session, all in one place.
Tech conference guide →Sessions pitched on sticky notes, rooms assigned on the fly. Edit the agenda as it happens, send a push when a session moves and cap each room with RSVP.
Networking events →Free registration, a CFP, lightning talks, moderation and recording links afterwards, with the 10% open source discount on your plan.
Education events →Clone this year's event next year, keep your setup and open the new CFP.
You run an event for a community that built the modern internet on shared code. Your tooling should reflect that.
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