Conferences are great for meeting people. Remembering who you met, where, and what you talked about a week later is a different story. ConferenceBuddy lets you scan badges to capture contacts instantly, log where you met them, and track follow-ups. All offline, so it works even when conference WiFi doesn't. Every person you meet stays organized by conference with notes and follow-up status. Built for anyone who leaves conferences with a pile of business cards and good intentions.
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Hey PH! Seeto here, the solo dev behind ConferenceBuddy.
This started from a personal frustration. I kept coming home from conferences with a pile of names and zero memory of who was who a week later.
Notes apps made it worse, not better. I'd have scattered info everywhere and still couldn't connect names to conversations.
So I built something for myself. Scan a badge to capture someone instantly, log where you met them, and track your follow-ups afterward. Everything works offline because conference WiFi is a disaster.
A few things I'm especially curious about from this community:
- Does the badge scanning flow feel intuitive?
- Is there a follow-up feature you wish existed?
- Would you actually use this at your next conference?
Would love honest feedback, good or bad. That's what makes it better.
Hey PH! Seeto here, the solo dev behind ConferenceBuddy.
This started from a personal frustration. I kept coming home from conferences with a pile of names and zero memory of who was who a week later.
Notes apps made it worse, not better. I'd have scattered info everywhere and still couldn't connect names to conversations.
So I built something for myself. Scan a badge to capture someone instantly, log where you met them, and track your follow-ups afterward. Everything works offline because conference WiFi is a disaster.
A few things I'm especially curious about from this community:
- Does the badge scanning flow feel intuitive?
- Is there a follow-up feature you wish existed?
- Would you actually use this at your next conference?
Would love honest feedback, good or bad. That's what makes it better.
Thanks for checking it out!