CVPR Workshop Radar simplifies conference planning with AI-powered aggregation
Tired of juggling dozens of CVPR workshop tabs? This open-source tool has your back.
Attending CVPR often means managing a chaotic mix of workshop websites, PDF schedules, and program pages. Developer Gabrysse experienced this frustration firsthand and created CVPR Workshop Radar, an independent web app that aggregates all CVPR 2026 workshop and tutorial information into one clean, searchable interface. The tool lets users search by title, organizer, summary, or topic; filter by date, event type, track, and program availability; view detailed schedules when available; and save events into a personal schedule with timeline views to spot conflicts. It is mobile-friendly, works offline, requires no account (data stored locally in the browser), and is fully open source.
Behind the scenes, the app runs an automated pipeline: it begins with the official CVPR program PDF, performs metadata extraction, scrapes schedule data, and then applies LLM-assisted processing to generate a final searchable database. The repository on GitHub includes implementation details for anyone interested. While the data may contain errors and should be verified against official sources, the tool dramatically reduces the overhead of navigating workshop days. Feedback, bug reports, and corrections are welcome via GitHub issues.
- Aggregates CVPR 2026 workshops and tutorials into a searchable interface with filters for date, type, track, and program availability.
- Automated pipeline extracts metadata from official PDF, scrapes schedules, and uses LLM-assisted processing to build the searchable database.
- Open source, mobile-friendly, offline-capable, requires no account—all data stored locally in browser.
Why It Matters
Eliminates tab overload and streamlines conference planning for thousands of CVPR attendees.