WhichTalk Open NeurIPS 2026

Which talk are you going to?

11:40am
NeurIPS 2026 site
Only my plan7 starred
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WhichTalk is a free planner for big conferences. The whole program on your phone, working offline, with nothing to sign up for. Move the clock, pick a site: this is the planner answering.

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Each planner holds one conference’s full program: every talk, poster, workshop and social, with rooms and times.

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The NeurIPS 2026 planner on a phone: a search for “abstain”, one oral starred, then My plan.

Atlanta, Wednesday 9 December
at 11:40am

One day of the NeurIPS 2026 program as the planner shows it, set by the clock above. Open a row for its details; the stars are the sample plan.

    Your plan, checked as you go

    The My plan screen of the NeurIPS 2026 planner: 7 saved items, 2 overlaps, the Agenda, People, Notes and Team tabs, and the plan for Wednesday 9 December in Atlanta.
    • A count that keeps up

      Saved items and overlaps update with every star.

    • Your own events

      Add a dinner or a meeting, and the planner works around it.

    • One tap to star

      From any list, search result or detail. Stars stay on this device.

    • People, notes and team

      Who to meet, what they said, and where your colleagues are going.

    • Share, export, sync

      A read-only link, a calendar file, or a QR code to move it all to another device.

    • Overlaps, named

      When two items clash, you see which one and other times for the same content.

    No account and no tracking. Your plan is saved in the browser and the planner keeps working without a connection.

    Your plan, checked as you go

    Top of the My plan screen: 7 saved items, 2 overlaps, and the Agenda, People, Notes and Team tabs.

    A count that keeps up

    Saved items and overlaps update with every star.

    People, notes and team

    Who to meet, what they said, and where your colleagues are going.

    The List, Week and Event buttons, and the Share, Export, Sync and Clear links.

    Your own events

    Add a dinner or a meeting, and the planner works around it.

    Share, export, sync

    A read-only link, a calendar file, or a QR code to move it all to another device.

    Two starred items on Wednesday, the second one with a warning that it overlaps a tutorial.

    One tap to star

    From any list, search result or detail. Stars stay on this device.

    Overlaps, named

    When two items clash, you see which one and other times for the same content.

    No account and no tracking. Your plan is saved in the browser and the planner keeps working without a connection.

    Add your conference

    WhichTalk is open source. A conference is one folder: a settings file and the program. Adding one takes no code.

    You need Python 3.9 or newer and a copy of the repository.

    1. First, make the folder.

      python3 -I whichtalk new yourconf-2027 --name "YourConf 2027"
      created conferences/yourconf-2027
      next: edit its conference.json and program, then run  python3 -I whichtalk check yourconf-2027
      conference.jsonevents.jsonREADME.md
    2. Then add the program, one entry per item, and check it.

      {"id": 3, "kind": "Talk",
       "title": "A paper presented in session 1",
       "authors": ["Author One", "Author Two"],
       "room": "Room 101", "start": "2027-06-08T10:30",
       "durationMinutes": 20, "parent": 2}
      $ python3 -I whichtalk check yourconf-2027
      yourconf-2027: ok, 6 events (1 without a time), 2 abstracts
    3. Last, build it and open a pull request.

      python3 -I whichtalk build yourconf-2027
      The Schedule of ExampleConf 2026 by room: a keynote at 9am in the Auditorium and two talk sessions at 11am, with the red line marking 11:40am.
      ExampleConf 2026, the made-up conference in the repository, built by the same three steps.
    Read the contributing guide