You were hired to run programs, not spreadsheets.
An AI event coordinator that handles operations end to end, so you're not the glue holding the tools together.
Real-time networking, for the people attending.
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CISOSE 2025
HackAZ 2026Three-day hackathon, Feb 6–8, about 400 students. Registration should open Monday.
Drafted — HackAZ 2026, Feb 6–8, hackathon, 400 places. “Three days of building, judging Sunday afternoon.” Nothing exists until you publish it.
You're the integration layer.
Right now your event runs on a Google Form, a spreadsheet, an email tool, a check-in app — and you. Connecto replaces the stack, not one box in it.
- A Google Form
- A spreadsheet
- An email tool
- A check-in app
- Registration
- Messaging
- Attendees & check-in
- Schedule
01 · Setup
Set it up by talking
Describe the event. The agent drafts the form, the schedule, the details. You publish from the chat. No builder screen.
- Full name
- School email
- Team — up to 4
- Dietary & accessibility
- 17:00Check-in opens
- 18:30Opening ceremony
- 19:15Team forming
- 20:00Hacking begins
02 · Reach
Every message, to the right people, at the right time
Tagged contact lists by role — students, instructors, sponsors. Drafted and scheduled emails, plus push notifications before, during and after.
- Students1,180
- Instructors38
- Sponsors14
- Judges9
Instructors forward to their students. Reach compounds.
- T−14dRegistration is openStudents · InstructorsEmail
- T−2dLast call — 42 half-finished formsStarted but never submittedEmail
- 08:30Doors open — room 210, bring your IDRegistered · day-ofPush
- T+1dThanks — and who you metChecked inEmail
03 · What you get back
The funnel, not the headcount
Contact list, registered, checked in. The conversion story of your event — not a scan count you retype into a report.
And
The room leaves connected
Who showed up, and what happened next. Everyone who checked in already has a profile, so people stop leaving rooms where the right introduction existed and never happened.
- Anaya RaoFounder · hiring a contract PM
- Rachel KimProduct designer · looking for contract work
How it works
Describe it
One sentence about the event. The agent comes back with the name, the dates, the capacity and the description, as a draft you have not committed to.
Approve it
Read what it wrote. Publish, change a line, or say no. Nothing goes out with your name on it until you say so.
Show up
Check-in runs itself. You walk the room instead of working the table.
“Will this email 200 attendees without asking me?”
No. Nothing sends until you answer, and the answer is always the same three: do it, edit it first, or not this one.
Bring us your next event.
Describe it in a sentence. See what comes back before you commit to anything.
Describe your next eventRunning the same series every semester? Set it up once and it runs the whole calendar. Talk to us about your program office.