MUNCore

One place for the team that runs a Model United Nations conference: who is accepted and has paid, who does which task, which position papers are reviewed, and what each committee needs on conference day. This is a clickable demo with sample data. Take the quick tour, explore a role, or open any screen.

Explore a role

OrganizerApproves who joins, matches payments by code, sees who is in the building.Team headAssigns tasks to the team and handles requests from committees.ChairShares the study guide and reviews position papers with feedback and private notes.DelegateSees every task, deadline and piece of feedback in one place.

Everything

All screens20 screens, open any of them directly

Event setup

Create: first timeA wizard for a brand-new event; whoever creates it becomes its head

Edit: after creatingChange committees, teams, payment details or the invite link

OrganizerSG, DSG, DG, DDG

Approval poolOrganizer: accept join requests, then match payments

Post announcementOrganizer: everyone, teams, one team or one committee

In the buildingOrganizer: who entered today

Head of PRTeam head: tasks and incoming requests

Head of AdminReceives committee requests like water

Head of PressReceives photo and media requests

Head of FunSocials and breaks

Head of SecurityTeam tasks and door check-in

Team memberExample: Deniz A., PR team

ChairExample: SOCHUM

Review position paperChair: outcome, feedback, private note

Committee adminEce B., Admin team: opens SOCHUM’s requests

DelegateExample: Portugal, SOCHUM

Security teamDoor check-in by entry code

Join with invite linkNew member: email and display name, then the pool

Approval pendingJoin request, payment, then your page

What we storePersonal data, who sees what, when it’s deleted

MUN terms

Delegate:: a student representing a country in a committee
Chair:: runs a committee and reviews delegates’ work
SG / DG:: the students who lead the whole conference
DSG / DDG:: their deputies
Committee:: a group debating one topic, e.g. SOCHUM
Position paper:: a delegate’s short paper on their country’s stance

Changes are saved only in this browser. Open views in tabs side by side to try the demo. Hiding things on screen is not security: from Phase 1, the database enforces who sees what.