ConMagick convention operations platform
ConMagick gives event teams one platform for badge sales, public site control, search-ready SEO, panels, guests, tournaments, staffing, Buzz social ops, and managed onboarding.
Most events are still trying to run one show from ticketing software, Google Forms, spreadsheets, Discord or Slack threads, shared docs, inboxes, and improvised desk notes. ConMagick replaces the patchwork with one convention operating system.
Badge lines should not back up while staff search for answers. Panelists, guests, and volunteers should not spend the day asking where they are supposed to be. Five systems, three spreadsheets, and one group chat should not be responsible for running one show.
I built ConMagick because I needed something that could actually run a show, not just pieces of it. When I took over Saboten Con in 2011, I was not just running a convention. I was juggling spreadsheets, badge sales, staffing gaps, ticketing headaches, and late nights trying to keep everything from falling apart. ConMagick exists because of that experience. I did not build this as another generic event tool. I built it because I needed something that could actually run a show, not just pieces of it. If you have ever felt like your event is being held together by duct tape, you are not alone. I have been there. I have watched teams go from chaos to "we can actually focus on the show again." That is the goal. ConMagick is not here to take your spotlight. It is here to give it back. When your team is not buried in systems, you can finally do what matters: build an experience your community loves. Let's make running conventions fun again.
If this sounds familiar, you should see ConMagick in action. Bring the messy workflows your team is juggling today, and use the walkthrough to map real show-week pressure against the tools ConMagick can replace.
ConMagick does not just help you plan your event. It is what your team uses to run it live: registration desks, panel operations, staff coordination, real-time communication, and mobile PWA floor workflows that keep working offline through service workers when the network gets weird.
The platform exists for organizers who know what it feels like to run a convention with duct tape, late nights, and too many disconnected tools. It is designed to give teams enough operational structure to focus on the attendee experience again.
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