Giggity3.0.1

Browse an event’s program by day, time, and topic, then mark the talks you intend to attend in Giggity. The open-source Android application organizes supplied XML schedule data into views for examining a conference or other event and building a personal plan. It helps with planning attendance rather than creating or editing the event’s underlying schedule.

Schedules can appear as block diagrams or as straightforward timetables, allowing users to choose the format that best suits preparation or quick reference. During the event, a now-and-next view identifies the session in progress and the one coming afterward. Selected talks can trigger reminders, while conflict warnings point out overlapping choices before they cause problems. Users can also hide topics that do not interest them, keeping the visible program focused.

Giggity supports advance planning at home as well as rapid schedule checks while moving around an event. Its built-in event entries include FOSDEM, CCC, and FrOSCon, with their schedules available for browsing and personal session selection. The current 3.0.1 release runs on Android 8.0 or later, uses Universal architecture, and is distributed as open-source software. It suits conference attendees who need to turn XML-based programs into a practical timetable for their own day.