Every event,
live.

HiBento turns any event into one live screen. Stream, ask, vote. No PDFs. No login walls. Just the room, in real time.

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Tech · Workshops · Meetups · Summits — Live sessions across multiple rooms, right nowLive Q&AUpvote what mattersMulti-track planningNo login for attendeesSpeaker profilesRoom-by-room scheduleWorks on any phoneLive Q&AUpvote what mattersMulti-track planningNo login for attendeesSpeaker profilesRoom-by-room scheduleWorks on any phoneTech · Workshops · Meetups · Summits — Live sessions across multiple rooms, right nowLive Q&AUpvote what mattersMulti-track planningNo login for attendeesSpeaker profilesRoom-by-room scheduleWorks on any phoneLive Q&AUpvote what mattersMulti-track planningNo login for attendeesSpeaker profilesRoom-by-room scheduleWorks on any phone

§ 01 Why HiBento

Events should feel
alive. Not like a PDF.

HiBento turns any gathering into a live screen everyone shares. Speakers, organisers, and the crowd, on the same page. Literally.

BEFORE

PDFs that go stale.

Printed schedules, last-minute changes scribbled in the margins, attendees lost between rooms.

PDFs that go stale.
DURING

One live screen.

Every track, room, and speaker in real time. The room reorganises itself as the day unfolds.

One live screen.
AFTER

Memory of the room.

Every question asked, every session attended and captured for organisers, ready for next time.

Memory of the room.

§ 02 Live Q&A

The room
talks back.

Anyone can drop a question, anonymously or not. The crowd upvotes the ones that matter. No moderation queue, no friction, no awkward microphones.

  • Auto-detects when a session is live
  • Anonymous mode for shy rooms
  • Sorted by upvotes, in real time
  • Works on any phone, no app to install
Live Q&A in action

STAGE A · 14:30 to 15:15

Designing for live attention

4 questionsLIVE
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280
  • How does HiBento handle last-minute schedule changes without breaking the live view for attendees?

    Mara C.

    47
  • Can the Q&A be moderated before questions go public, or is it always open?

    Aarav S.

    34
  • Is there a speaker-facing view that's different from what the audience sees?

    Anonymous

    21
  • What happens to all the questions and upvotes after the event ends?

    Iris M.

    12

§ 03 Planning

Every room. Every minute.
In one glance.

Sessions sit on a temporal grid. Parallel tracks render side by side. Live ones glow. Tap any cell to dive in, or filter to a single room.

TIME
Stage A
Stage B
Workshop
09:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
09:00

Opening keynote

Iris Moreau

10:30LIVE

Designing for live attention

M. Cordero

12:00

Lunch panel: Future of stages

Group

09:00

Building patient products

Kenji Park

11:00

The economics of conferences

A. Singh

09:30

Workshop: Type as interface

L. Petit

11:30

Workshop: Scenography 101

C. Vargas

§ 04 Speakers

Faces of the room.

Every speaker gets a page. Bio, sessions, the questions the crowd asked them. Nothing to set up. It generates itself.

Mara Cordero

Mara Cordero

Head of Design, Stagecraft

1672
Aarav Singh

Aarav Singh

Economist & Author

2141
Iris Moreau

Iris Moreau

Founder, Loop Studio

2613
Kenji Park

Kenji Park

Product, Patient Inc.

3081
LP

Lila Petit

Type designer

3552
5 speakers

§ 05 FAQ

Quick
answers.

  • Nope. Schedule, live sessions, Q&A, all public with no sign-up. Just a link.

  • Only organisers, to create events, manage sessions, and assign speakers. Everyone else just shows up.

  • Automatically. If the current time is between a session's start and end, it lights up across the whole app.

  • Not in this version. The crowd self-regulates with upvotes. Best questions rise, the rest fade.

  • Locally, in the attendee's browser. Nothing leaves their phone. No tracking, no login.

  • Not yet. Custom branding is on the roadmap. For now, HiBento ships with a single clean theme that works for any event type.

§ 06 Get in

Your next event,
already live.

HiBento is invite-only while we onboard our first cohort of organisers. Drop your email and we'll set you up with a private demo.

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Roles (organiser, speaker, attendee)

Parallel tracks & rooms

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Attendee logins required