Fauna ForumThe website
Everything a conference site needs, already built — you saw it on the way here.
Multi-day, multi-stage agenda
A time grid where parallel talks line up by the clock, breaks span every stage, and a filter narrows to one stage — without a line of JavaScript.
Speaker & session pages
Every speaker and every talk gets its own page with readable URLs — shareable, searchable, linkable from your announcements.
Sponsors by tier
Platinum to community, ordered and grouped automatically from your event data.
Custom pages in markdown
Travel, visa letters, code of conduct — drop a file in a folder, get a page in the navigation.
Light and dark, your colors
Two palettes from a handful of color tokens; visitors get their preferred mode with a toggle that remembers.
Fast by construction
Static HTML on a CDN — no server to slow down or fall over during the registration rush.
The platform underneath
Cloomba runs the parts you never want to build: money, identity, the door.
Registration & paid tickets
Tiers, early-bird windows, hidden tiers behind access codes, coupons — sold through the embedded widget, so your site never touches a card number.
QR tickets & wallet passes
Every attendee gets a QR ticket and an Apple/Google wallet pass the moment they register.
Check-in at the door
Your team scans tickets with the Cloomba app — live counts, no spreadsheets, works on a phone.
Registration questions
Text, options, checkboxes, terms consent, company, role — collected at registration, exported when you need them.
EU-hosted data
Attendee data lives on Cloomba’s EU infrastructure; the static site holds none of it.
Found and shared
The site works as hard on search and social as it does on screen.
Event rich results
schema.org Event markup with dates, venue, and ticket offers — the format Google builds event results from.
Sitemap, canonical URLs, social cards
Generated at build; every shared link unfurls with an image and a real description.
Live where it matters
Ticket availability and the "now / next" agenda strip refresh in the browser — the rest is instant static.
Ready to try it? Start with your options or go straight to deployment.