Details keep changing
Extended deadlines, program changes, and confirmed speakers all need updates, often before a developer is available.
CREGHT / ACADEMIC CONFERENCE
A conference websiteyour secretariat can update
Give AI your call for papers, program, and speaker details to generate a bilingual, multi-page conference website. When a deadline moves or a session changes, edit it and publish in minutes.
Sample conference website
ICDS 2027
October 2027 · Hangzhou
5th International Conference on Data Science
Keynote Speakers
Important Dates
- Full paper deadlineExtended2027-05-15
- Notification2027-07-01
- Early-bird registration2027-08-10
Secretariat · updated 2 min ago
The hard part comes after launch day
From the call for papers to post-event archives, a conference website needs updates for months.
Many people, no single owner
Organizing committees, secretariats, and volunteers each own different content scattered across emails and documents.
International attendees need English
Maintaining separate Chinese and English sites makes it easy for dates and details to fall out of sync.
SITE STRUCTURE
The pages a conference website usually needs
Describe your conference theme, size, and format. AI plans a structure based on common academic conference sites, and you add or remove pages as needed.
- 01
Home
Conference name, theme, dates, venue, organizers, and announcements
- 02
Important Dates
Abstract, full paper, notification, and registration deadlines
- 03
Call for Papers
Topics, formatting guidelines, and a link to your submission system
- 04
Program
Keynotes, parallel sessions, and breaks organized by day and room
- 05
Keynote Speakers
Photos, affiliations, talk titles, and short biographies
- 06
Registration
Registration types, fees, payment instructions, and a sign-up form
- 07
Venue & Travel
Address, map, directions, and recommended hotels
- 08
Committees
Organizers, organizing committee, and program committee members
- 09
Sponsors & Contact
Sponsorship packages, secretariat contacts, and FAQs
CONFERENCE LIFECYCLE
Your website moves with the conference
Use one website from the call for papers to the post-event archive instead of rebuilding it for every stage.
- Planning
Announce and call for papers
Publish the home page, call for papers, important dates, and committees so researchers can plan early.
- Submissions
Deadlines and decisions
Update extended deadlines or new tracks directly, and highlight them in a homepage notice.
- Before the event
Program, speakers, registration
Publish the program and keynote speakers, open registration, and add venue and travel details.
- During and after
Livestreams and archives
Add livestream links, photos, slides, and award papers so the website becomes the conference record.
CAPABILITIES
Everything a conference website needs
No code required, and no waiting on a developer for every change.
AI-generated multi-page draft
Paste your conference announcement or past materials, and AI plans the pages, copy, and visual direction.
Edit directly, update anytime
Edit dates, sessions, and speakers directly. Ask AI to continue when you need new layouts or pages.
Bilingual content
Maintain Chinese and English content in one project for international attendees.
Registration and enquiry forms
Collect registrations, sponsorship enquiries, or volunteer applications and review submissions in one place.
Custom domain and HTTPS
Connect a dedicated conference domain or a subdomain from your university or society, then publish with HTTPS.
SEO and sharing
Set page titles, descriptions, and share images. A sitemap is generated automatically after publishing.
FAQ
FAQ
Common questions about building an academic conference website.
Gather your conference announcement or previous website, theme, dates, venue, organizers, important deadlines, submission guidelines, speaker details, and contact information. You can start with a structure and fill in details later.
Creght does not provide a paper submission or peer review system. Most conferences keep their existing submission system and link to it from the call for papers page.
Use a form to collect registration details and explain fees and payment methods on the registration page. Online payment usually links to an existing channel provided by your university, society, or event agency.
Edit the date in the editor, add a homepage notice, review the change, and publish again. No code changes are needed.
Yes. Ask AI to draft the English content, review each page, and maintain both languages in the same project.
You can connect a custom domain, including a subdomain assigned by your university or society, and enable HTTPS. The domain administrator will need to add the DNS record. See the pricing page for plan availability.