SchellingBoard

SchellingBoard

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Screenshots

A look at SchellingBoard's screens, from proposing a session to seeing it on the schedule. Click any screenshot to zoom in — or read the documentation for what each screen does.

1. Manage multiple events Every event gets its own page with phase, dates, and quick links, all listed from one home page.
Home page listing multiple events, each with its dates, phase, and quick links
2. Browse proposals Search, filter, and sort session proposals right from the list.
List of session proposals with search, filters, and columns for title, host, and duration
3. Propose a session Attendees submit an idea in seconds — only a title is required.
Session proposal form with title, description, hosts, and duration fields
4. Vote at a glance Cast Interested / Maybe / Skip votes right from the list and see your choices highlighted.
Proposal list with Interested / Maybe / Skip vote buttons, some already selected and highlighted
5. Quick Voting mode Go through every proposal one at a time to vote quickly on all of them.
Quick Voting mode showing one proposal at a time with large Interested / Maybe / Skip buttons
6. Build the schedule Hosts place proposals on a time-and-room grid, with room photos, capacity, and location shown inline.
Simple scheduling grid with rooms as columns, time slots as rows, and room photos shown for each column
7. Session details, at a glance Click any scheduled session for hosts, attendees, timing, and the full description.
Session detail popup with host, location, time, attendee list, and full description
8. Add sessions directly Hosts can skip the proposal queue and add a session straight to the schedule, including closed-session and capacity settings.
Form for adding a session directly to the schedule, with closed-session checkbox, hosts, and location fields

Attendees & profiles

9. Attendee directory Search everyone at the event and see who's hosting a session at a glance.
Searchable attendee directory with avatars, bios, and Session host badges
10. Participant profiles Everyone gets a profile with their bio, proposals, and the sessions they're hosting.
Participant profile page showing bio, proposals made, and sessions they're hosting
11. Edit your profile Set your name, pronouns, avatar, and a Markdown bio.
Edit profile form with name, pronouns, avatar, and a Markdown-supported about-me field

On mobile

12. Works great on mobile The full schedule is usable on a phone, so attendees can check it on the go.
The scheduling grid rendered on a mobile phone screen
13. Closed-session notices Attendees are warned about late-arrival rules before they RSVP (here the mobile view).
Mobile session detail popup with a closed-session warning about late arrivals

Admin

14. Admin: manage all your events See every event's dates and jump straight into managing one.
Admin panel listing all events with their dates and a Manage button for each
15. Admin: configure each event Set the name, description, dates, timezone, and scheduling rules per event.
Admin event configuration form with name, description, dates, timezone, and scheduling settings
16. Notifications & account security Choose which changes you get emailed about, and protect your name with a password so no one else can act as you. Here in dark mode, which is of course supported!
Settings page in dark mode, one of the supported themes, with email notification checkboxes and an Enable protection button for account security
17. Kiosk mode for the venue An unattended schedule display auto-scrolls to the current time, marked with a red line, and stays fresh without anyone touching it.
Schedule grid in kiosk mode with a red line marking the current time

Want the detail behind these screens?

The documentation covers the attendee experience, the phase model, every admin setting, and how to run your own instance.

Read the documentation