Collect and decide
Publish your call for speakers, route proposals to the right reviewers, and make confident decisions without spreadsheet archaeology.
From call for speakers to show day
Conference operations that stay out of the way.
Cicero brings proposals, reviews, schedules, speaker tasks, and communications into one calm workspace, so organizers can focus on the programme.
Every outstanding task, in one view
Conflicts surfaced before show day
About Cicero
Built for the people who make conferences happen.
Cicero is an open-source conference operations platform for the work between a call for speakers and show day. It connects proposals, reviews, schedules, speaker tasks, communications, and public programmes without turning the organizer into a systems integrator.
Organizers keep control: run it on your own infrastructure, adapt the workflow, and publish an agenda anyone can read without an account.
- License
- MIT, open source
- Hosting
- Your infrastructure
- Public access
- No account required
One calm workspace
Move every speaker from proposal to stage.
The full programme stays connected, from the first submission through the final public schedule.
Build a schedule that holds up
Place sessions across rooms and tracks while conflicts surface before they become show-day problems.
Keep every speaker moving
See outstanding bios, headshots, slides, and approvals at a glance, then follow up from the same place.
Ready for the audience
A public programme people can actually use.
Publish a clear agenda, session list, and speaker gallery without duplicating work or waiting on another handoff.
Browse the demo programmeSee the whole workflow
Start with a conference already in motion.
The live demo is filled with proposals, speakers, pending tasks, and a two-day programme you can explore.
Open the organizer demo