Drop blocks
Pull recurring events from the block library, or create new ones on the spot.
CoPlan is a weekly seminar & event planner that lives in your browser. Drag events onto a 15-minute grid, track who's in charge, reuse your building blocks, and export a clean plan in one click.
A seminar week means rooms, tours, presentations, transfers and a person in charge for each — today it's stitched together from Excel macros, printed sheets, overflowing inboxes and "who's covering 10:30?" calls. One change, and the whole layout has to be redrawn by hand.
One canvas for the whole week.
CoPlan turns the week into a single, living grid. Drop a block, drag it where it belongs, and the layout takes care of itself — overlaps lane out, times stay aligned, and everyone reads the same plan.
Watch it work — drag, add, edit and remove, right on the grid.
Everything you need to lay out, balance and share a seminar week — and nothing you don't.
Place events on a 15-minute grid and move them by hand. Drag to reschedule, pull an edge to change duration — it feels direct, because it is.
Assign a person in charge (PIC) to any event — pick from the team list with suggestions as you type. Hide the PIC column for a clean print, or show it to brief the team.
Save the events you run every week — orientation, tours, breaks — once. Then pull them from the library and drop them straight onto the grid, times and colours included.
Dedicated pages keep presentations and tours alongside the schedule — add them, reorder with a drag, and confirm what's fixed so everyone sees what still floats.
Save the whole week as a single JSON file and open it anywhere — next week's plan can start from this week's. Nothing is locked in, nothing gets retyped.
Four moves. No manual, no training session — just scroll.
Pull recurring events from the block library, or create new ones on the spot.
Drag onto the grid; resize and shuffle until the days balance.
Set the person in charge and add remarks for rooms and transfers.
Send a PDF, Excel sheet or JSON file — the plan everyone follows.
One canvas, always current — for you and everyone running the week with you.