Unsession runs the whole speaker side of your event. Proposals in, fair reviews, confident decisions, speakers who show up ready, and an agenda you can publish and trust.
Every abandoned draft is a talk you never got to consider. Unsession’s forms are easy to start, hard to lose, and painless on a phone.
Give every proposal the same fair read, see the results ranked, and send accept, waitlist, or decline decisions knowing exactly what each speaker will receive.
The weeks between “accepted” and stage day are where events go sideways. Give each speaker one link and a clear checklist, and get out of the reminder-email business.
Build the schedule by dragging sessions into place — and catch double-booked rooms and speakers before your attendees do. Publish once, and it’s current everywhere.
The real cost of running a call for speakers isn’t the busywork — it’s the dropped balls. The speaker nobody emailed. The room booked twice. The reviewer who quietly stopped. Unsession is built so those don’t happen.
Proposals, reviews, decisions, speaker tasks, and the agenda live together — not spread across a form tool, a spreadsheet, and someone’s inbox.
Every decision, email, task, and schedule change is logged per submission — so “did we tell them?” is always one click away, not an inbox dig.
Double-booked rooms and speakers in two places flag themselves while you’re still dragging sessions around — not during the opening keynote.
Unsession ships a Model Context Protocol server, so Claude Code, Claude, Cursor — anything that speaks MCP — can read your submission queue, pull evaluation scores, accept a talk, add a sponsor session, or move something on the agenda. Same engines, same permissions, same activity log as the admin UI.
The sandbox is a live event with submissions in review, an agenda half-built, and a speaker mid-onboarding. Pick a seat: organizer, speaker, or evaluator.