What was said does not stay in the room
By Monday, it's all forgotten: the key points, the slides, the name of that contact. With the DC Event App every guest gets highlights after each session that match their profile, along with their notes and contacts. An AI chat answers questions about the agenda and your documents, and the photos end up in the gallery.
How it works at your event
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Highlights per session
After every session come highlights and personal insights, with a push as soon as they are ready.
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Ask follow-up questions
The AI concierge knows the agenda, rooms and your documents, voice input included.
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In their own assistant
Guests connect their AI assistant via OAuth and query agenda, contacts and transcripts there.
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Memories
Photos from the event, approved by you, with a slideshow for the screens.
The modules in this phase
Knowledge, contacts and pictures stay available and keep working for you.
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Session insights & notes
After each session there are highlights and personal insights tailored to the guest's profile, with a push once they are ready. Plus private notes.
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AI concierge
A chat that knows your event: agenda, rooms and the organiser's documents. Voice input included.
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Interface for AI assistants
Guests connect their own AI assistant to the event securely via OAuth and query agenda, contacts and transcripts right there.
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Event gallery
Photos from the event, approved by the organiser, with a slideshow for the screens on site.
At AI Superevent 2026, more than 1,000 photos went into the event gallery.
About AI SupereventCommon questions
What do guests get after a session?
Highlights and personal insights matched to their profile, plus their private notes. A push notification tells them when they are ready.
Can guests connect their own AI assistant?
Yes. Guests connect their AI assistant securely to the event via OAuth and query agenda, contacts and transcripts right there.
Who decides which photos appear in the gallery?
You do. Photos appear in the gallery once you approve them as the organiser.