What you can try in 3 minutes
ConferenceMap is a verification layer, not a chatbot wrapper. Here is the fastest path to see why — each step has a one-click jump and what to look for.
Ask a real question — watch it get verified
Ask about a session, speaker, or the schedule. The answer streams token-by-token, and the trust panel shows input tokens reduced by SigMap, first-token latency, and a faithfulness score.
What to look for Every factual claim carries a [source] chip and a HIGH/MEDIUM confidence grade. Nothing is invented.
Open Ask →Try to make it hallucinate
Ask something the conference data does NOT cover — e.g. "Is there a TypeScript 6 talk?" or "What is the wifi password?". A normal chatbot guesses. ConferenceMap refuses.
What to look for SigMap returns canAnswer:false and the app says "I don't have verified data on that" — zero-hallucination by construction.
Test a decline →Filter sessions in natural language
In the Sessions grid, type a plain-English filter like "React talks on Day 1" into the AI bar. SigMap scores the corpus and the KendoReact Grid re-renders.
What to look for No dropdowns or checkboxes — the same retrieval layer that grounds answers also powers filtering.
Open Sessions →Build a personal agenda
Add sessions to your agenda from the grid, then view them on a time-blocked timeline. Conflicts and gaps are visible at a glance.
What to look for Client-side state, instant, works offline once loaded.
Open Agenda →See the organiser signal
The Organiser dashboard surfaces engagement by track and — most importantly — coverage gaps: questions attendees asked that no session answers.
What to look for This turns attendee curiosity into next-year programming decisions. Hit "Generate Insight" for a grounded AI summary.
Open Organiser →