Panel moved to 10:30
“The Next Five Years” now starts at 10:30 in Hall A. The workshop and lunch start 15 minutes later.
Event team · 2 min agoFor organizations that run events
Simple Gather gives an organization one place for its conferences, retreats and company events. The event team sets up and adjusts each event; attendees open it from a link on their phone.
Opens in the browser. No app store, no download.
A new group chat, a new sheet and a new PDF, set up again by whoever runs the event this time.
A room swap at 9 a.m. means a new file, a new message and a dozen people still reading the old one.
Phone numbers, rooms and dietary needs end up in chat histories and private spreadsheets outside the organization’s control.
Name, dates, language, brand color and logo, from the organization’s console. Each event gets its own address and its own accounts.
Upload a spreadsheet of names, roles and groups. Check the preview, then send everyone a setup link.
The event opens in the phone’s browser and can sit on the home screen like any other app.
For the event team
For the weeks of preparation and the changes on the day itself.
Move one session or shift the rest of the day. The preview shows every session that moves before anything is saved, and the change can be undone.
Sessions, notices, info pages and chat rooms can be shown to a role, a group, a custom field or named people.
Buses, rooms, dinner tables, workshop tracks. Each grouping has its own groups and group leads.
Import attendees and sessions, review the preview, then apply. The agenda export doubles as the import template.
Staff can be given only the tasks they handle: check-in, announcements, the roster or the agenda.
Setup links and notices show whether each email was delivered, bounced or is still waiting.
For attendees
Where to be, what changed and who else is here, in one place.
Every session by day and track. Starred sessions build a personal schedule, and the agenda stays readable without signal.
Push notifications, pinned notices and scheduled posts, kept apart from the chat.
Rooms for the whole event or a single group, direct messages, and threaded discussions by topic.
Photos from every table and every session, gathered in one gallery.
What to bring and what to finish, with room for personal items. Progress follows the attendee across devices.
Each attendee carries a personal check-in code. Staff scan it at the door.
The organization’s console lists each event it runs, with the mail log and an activity record for each one.
Separate accounts and separate data for every event. Members see only what the event team makes visible to them.
An event can be opened to a partner company for read access. Changes stay with the organization that owns it.
Brand color and logo set for each event.
Each event runs in the language its attendees read.
Feedback surveys, the most-starred sessions, and how much attendees post and chat while the event is running.
No. The event opens from a link in any modern phone browser. Attendees who want an icon on the home screen can add one from the browser menu.
Each event has its own accounts and its own data. Members see only what the event team makes visible to them, and an organization sees only its own events.
Yes. Each staff member can be given only the tasks they handle, such as check-in, announcements, the roster or the agenda.
The event team picks how the rest of the day should shift, checks the preview and saves. Attendees whose sessions moved receive a notification; nobody else is disturbed.
Yes. An event can be shared with a partner company for read access, while changes stay with the organization that owns it.
English and Traditional Chinese. The language is chosen when the event is created.
Harborview Summit 2026 is a sample company summit with a full agenda, groups, announcements and chat.
See the sample eventScan with a phone to open the sample event.
Each one opens in a new tab with the sign-in already filled in.
Password Harborview2026!