MUN Conference · built by this secretariat

The softwarethat runs KnightMUN.

Speakers lists, timers, motions, votes, scoring and awards — live, in one place, for every committee at once. The students who run this conference built it for themselves. It will run your conference too.

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The projector board during a Security Council session, with the speaking country, the clock, the speakers list and the roll side by side. — Captured from the app · example data

Why it exists

A conference is not a spreadsheet.

Running a Model UN conference means a dais tracking a speakers list on paper, a secretariat walking the halls to find out which room is behind, and a scorer typing names into a sheet at midnight. None of that is the hard part of Model UN. It is just the part that eats the day.

So the team built the thing they needed. KnightMUN runs on it on October 17 — the chair consoles, the projector boards, the scoring and the awards. It is the same software you can sign up for.

One platform, three views

Everyone sees exactly what they need.

Chair and co-chair

Run the room.

Speakers list, timer, motions, voting, roll call and delegate scoring without leaving the screen. The four things a chair does most are on the keyboard, so the floor keeps moving.

The chair console on the floor tab, with the speaking delegation, the clock, and pause, yield and next-speaker controls. — Captured from the app · example data

Secretariat

Run the building.

Every committee’s live state at once, a staff directory, paging with acknowledgement, and schedule changes that reach every room. You see the room that has gone quiet before a chair comes to find you.

The secretariat home on conference day, with conference totals, the next schedule block and one room flagged as quiet. — Captured from the app · example data

The board

The room reads the vote from the back.

One link opens the projector board. It keeps counting through a dropped connection, and says in words how old what it is showing is rather than pretending.

The projector board during a roll-call vote, showing votes in favour, against and abstaining as the roll is called. — Captured from the app · example data

Every kind of debate

Already built in.

Speakers list
Moderated caucus
Unmoderated caucus
Consultation of the whole
Round robin
Working paper
Amendment
Move to voting
Roll call vote
Extension
Close debate
Suspend debate

Set a conference up once and it keeps its committees, its schedule and its secretariat from one year to the next. See what it costs.

For your conference

Run your own room on it.

Start a committee for free and see the chair console, the board and the awards page for yourself. Nothing to install.

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