Every paper in your group, from first draft to camera-ready, set against the deadlines of the venues you're aiming for. Each supervisor sees what only they can unblock. Everyone sees the weeks where two deadlines collide.
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| Venue | Closes | In |
|---|---|---|
| AEuroSys 2027 Paper · 24 Sept, 23:59 AoE | 24 Sept, 23:59 AoE | 1d 11h 55m 32s |
| AVLDB 2027 Abstract · 25 Sept, 17:00 America/Los_Angeles | 25 Sept, 17:00 America/Los_Angeles | tomorrow |
| AICLR 2027 Paper · 25 Sept, 23:59 AoE | 25 Sept, 23:59 AoE | 2d |
| ASIGMOD 2027 Abstract · 10 Oct, 23:59 AoE | 10 Oct, 23:59 AoE | 17d |
| AOOPSLA 2027 Paper · 14 Oct, 23:59 AoE | 14 Oct, 23:59 AoE | 21d |
| AWWW 2027 Abstract · 18 Oct, 23:59 AoE | 18 Oct, 23:59 AoE | 25d |
Every paper's writing, review, rebuttal and camera-ready windows against the calendar, and the weeks where deadlines pile up. Projected stretches are faded; hover anything for dates. This is the demo lab, drawn live.
Open it in the demo lab →Drafts waiting for your read, rebuttals and revisions due, go/no-go calls on drafts that are behind. Only the papers you supervise, most urgent first. This is the demo lab, live.
Open the demo lab →Most urgent first
The department needs it before the committee meets.
Revised manuscript due in 36 days.
Due 21 Oct. Meta-reviews follow on 28 Oct.
Idea, drafting, supervisor read, submitted, rebuttal, accepted. Stages follow from dates and decisions, so there is nothing to drag between columns.
Every paper, by where it is right now. Heavy rules mark stages in flight.
Every deadline your lab has, in order, with the days between them. Gaps too short to do both well are hatched before they become an all-nighter. Review duties count too.
Next 60 days · spacing is proportional to time
The next venues in the same area whose deadlines you can still make, with the time you'd have to revise.
Rejected · next venues in reach
Program committee and area chair work sits next to your own deadlines, because it competes for the same weeks. Tick reviews off as you finish them.
PC, AC and journal reviewing
See only the papers you supervise: drafts waiting for your read, go/no-go calls, rebuttals and revisions due.
What's coming up on your own papers, most urgent first. No reminders about anyone else's work.
One timeline of the lab's submissions and reviews. Invite people by email; people without accounts can still be authors.
ResearchGlance is licensed under the AGPL. Use the hosted version, or run it on your department's server from one Docker Compose file with Postgres. No analytics, no ads. Every venue date shows where it came from and whether it has been checked.