Built and donated to KnightMUNMUN Command · Conference software
A conference runs itself when the software knows the rules.
MUN Command is the platform behind knightmun.com — committees, background guides, country dossiers, schedule and school registration, in one place. We designed it, built it, and gave it to the conference. Volume I gavels in on October 17, 2026 at North Penn High School.
Read off the live site on 29 August 2026. The home page stat strip currently says 195 dossiers where the dossier index itself says 133; we publish the number the index can actually be counted against.
Six surfaces, one Saturday.
The conference opens on its own terms — volume, host school, date, and two things to do: register a school, or read the slate.
Five committees, graded by experience.
Two beginner-friendly General Assemblies, two intermediate, and one advanced crisis — the spread the conference publishes so a first timer and a returning delegate can each pick the right room.
Every delegate arrives with a brief.
133 countries, each with its region, its UN accession year and a short position brief — searchable by name, capital or subregion, and filterable by continent.
The regional split the dossier index reports. The flags above are the countries it surfaced first, not the whole roster.
A conference shouldn't need a budget to look like it means it.
KnightMUN is student-run at a public high school. The platform is ours, the design is ours, and the conference owns it outright — no licence, no per-delegate fee, no invoice. It is the second product we have built and handed over.