World-class conference tooling that's affordable and modern for the global research community.

ConferenceOS was created by BdREN — Bangladesh Research and Education Network — the national network connecting universities, research institutes and laboratories across the country. Working alongside the academics we serve, we kept hearing the same frustration: running a conference meant choosing between systems that were expensive, systems that felt a decade out of date, or both.

Tools like EasyChair, Microsoft CMT, Ex Ordo and OpenReview each solve real problems, and many committees rely on them. But organizers told us they wanted one platform that handled the whole lifecycle — call for papers, double-blind review, registration and payments, scheduling, hybrid delivery and published proceedings — without forcing a trade-off between rigor and a decent experience for the people actually using it.

So we set out to combine peer-review depth with a genuinely modern attendee experience: the careful conflict-of-interest handling and reviewer workflows that serious venues demand, paired with fast, accessible, multilingual interfaces for authors, reviewers and delegates. And because we believe access to good tooling shouldn't depend on a department's budget, the core is free for academic and non-profit events.