The name
Plenary is the main-stage session that everyone attends. It is the moment a conference is built around, and the word every event team already uses. It sounds like a serious B2B product, it is not a made-up startup word, and it says exactly where the product lives: on the main stage, in front of the whole room.
The tagline is Run the room. It is what an organiser wants to feel at 2pm on the day, and what the product actually does: one operator, every screen, every phone.
The mark
A P whose bowl is a broadcast ring. The live dot sits where a speaker stands; the two waves are the room answering back. It works at favicon size, on a lanyard, and as a stage watermark.
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Mark
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Colour
Signal is the on-air light. It marks what is live: the poll on phones, the leading answer, the next click. Everything else is Ink, Stage and Paper. On a client's event, Signal is swapped for the client's accent and the system holds.
Type
Regular for everything else. No display fonts, no serif headlines. It reads from the back of a stadium and on a phone in a dark room, and it looks like a real business rather than a template.
On stage
What a live poll slide looks like in the Plenary system. On a client's event the same slide carries their colours and logo.
Voice
The product
Everything built and proven at Accelerate 2026, packaged so any conference can run it.
The agent
Organisers talk to Plenary instead of editing slides. The agent owns the deck's source, makes the change, shows a preview, and publishes when the organiser says so. Every change is versioned and can be undone.
