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I built a tool to browse and plan CVPR workshop/tutorial days [P]

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I built a tool to browse and plan CVPR workshop/tutorial days [P]

Hi everyone,

as someone attending CVPR, one thing that always frustrated me was managing the workshop and tutorial days.

The information is technically all there, but in practice it is scattered across dozens of workshop websites, PDFs, schedules, and program pages. I often found myself opening a huge number of tabs just to understand:

  • what workshops are happening,
  • which ones match my interests,
  • whether a detailed program is available,
  • where events are located,
  • and how to organize my schedule.

So I built CVPR Workshop Radar:

https://cvprworkshopradar.vercel.app/

It is an independent web app that aggregates and organizes CVPR 2026 workshops and tutorials into a searchable interface. The goal is simply to make workshop days easier to navigate.

Some features:

  • Search by title, organizer, summary, or topic
  • Filter by date, event type, track, and program availability
  • View workshop details and schedules (when available)
  • Save events into a personal schedule
  • Timeline and schedule views to spot conflicts
  • Mobile-friendly and works offline
  • No account required (everything is stored locally in the browser)
  • Fully open source

A fun part of the project is that much of the information pipeline is automated. The workflow goes from the official CVPR program PDF to metadata extraction, schedule scraping, and LLM-assisted processing before generating the final searchable database.

The repository is here if anyone is interested in the implementation details:

https://github.com/Gabrysse/cvprworkshopradar

This is an independent project and the data may contain mistakes, so important information should always be verified against the official workshop pages.

Hopefully it can help a few people survive workshop week a bit more efficiently :)

Feedback, bug reports, and corrections are very welcome. Drop a comment here or open an issue directly on the Github repo ;)

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