Networks for · Events & conferences
Give your attendees a place to connect — before, during and after
Post schedule changes, let attendees introduce themselves and find each other, and keep the conversation going once the event is over. Share one invite link with ticket holders.
Free · No ads in your feed · Public, private or hidden
Room change: the keynote is now in Hall B. Lunch is at 12:30 in the atrium.
One link for every ticket holder
Add an invite link to the confirmation email. It can expire after the event or allow a set number of joins.
Introductions with real profiles
Attendees post an intro and everyone can open their profile to see what they do. Follow-ups happen by direct message.
Schedule updates on top
Pin room changes and the timetable, and post live updates during the event.
Connections that last
After the event the network stays, so attendees can share slides, photos and next year's date.
Recommended setup
Private keeps attendee posts among attendees. An invite link sent with tickets lets people in without manual approval.
Every setting can be changed later in your network's settings.
- Who can see posts
- Private
- How people join
- Invite only
- Who can post
- All members
How it works
- Create your networkPick a name and an address such as duno.com/net/devcon-north-2026. Choose whether it is public, private or hidden, and add a logo, cover and colour.
- Set the rulesDecide how people join (request, open or invite only) and who can post. Add rules, a welcome message and a question for people who ask to join.
- Invite peopleShare an invite link in the chat or email list you already use, or invite people by their duno username. Make trusted members moderators.
Frequently asked questions
Can we sell tickets on duno?
No. Use your ticketing tool and include the network's invite link in the confirmation.
Can speakers and staff have special roles?
Make organisers admins and staff moderators. Speakers can post like any member, or you can limit posting to admins.
Is there an event calendar?
duno groups have events with RSVPs, and public ones are listed on duno's events page. Networks are for the attendee community itself.
What happens after the event?
Keep it as your community for the next edition, or switch it to admins-only posting as an announcement channel.
Is it free?
Yes. Creating a network, inviting people, posting and moderating are free on duno. There are no paid plans for networks and no ads in your feed.
Do members need a duno account?
Yes. Everyone joins with a free duno account, which takes about a minute to create. People must be at least 13. Each member decides whether their own profile is public or visible to logged-in members only.
Ready when you are
It takes about two minutes to set up a network. You can keep it hidden until it's ready, then invite people.
Create your event network — free