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pretalx is a conference planning tool focused on providing the bestexperience for organisers, speakers, reviewers, and attendees alike. Ithandles the submission process with a configurable Call for Participation, thereviewing and selection of submissions, and the scheduling and releasehandling. After the event, pretalx allows speakers to receive feedback, uploadtheir slides, and organisers to embed recordings.

Read ourfeature list on our main site to get a better idea of what pretalxcan do for you, but it typically involves everything you'll need to curatesubmissions and contents for a conference with several tracks and conferencedays.

You can host pretalx yourself, as detailed in ouradministratordocumentation, or use our public instance atpretalx.com. If you want touse pretalx, we recommend you followour blog, where we announce newversions and upcoming features.

Check out ourfeature list for more screenshots – or check thelist ofevents to see how pretalx looks in the wild.

pretalx is highly configurable, so you can change its appearance and behaviourin many ways if the defaults don't fit your event. If the settings are notenough for you, you can even write plugins of your own.

pretalx is underactive development and used bymany events. It supportseverything required for talk submission, speaker communication, and scheduling.You can see our supported features in thefeature list, and our plannedfeatures in our openissues. pretalx has regular releases – you can look atthechangelog to see upcoming and past changes, and install pretalx viaPyPI.

Contributions to pretalx are very welcome! You can contribute observations,bugs or feature requests via the issues. If you want to contribute changes topretalx, please check ourdeveloper documentation on how to set up pretalxand get started on development. Please bear in mind that our Code of Conductapplies to the complete contribution process.

If you are interested in plugin development, check both our documentation andourlist of plugin ideas in the project wiki.

The pretalx source code is available onGitHub, where you can also find theissue tracker. The documentation is available atdocs.pretalx.org, and youcan find up to date information onour blog andTwitter. The pretalxpackage is available viaPyPI.

We publish pretalx under the terms of the Apache License. See the LICENSE filefor further information and the complete license text.

The primary maintainer of this project is Tobias Kunze <r@rixx.de> (who alsorunspretalx.com). See the CONTRIBUTORS file for a list of all the awesomefolks who contributed to this project.

If you want to look at conferences using pretalx, head over to the wiki for alist of events. And if you use pretalx for your event, please add it to thelist (or tell us about it, and we'll add it)!