Made with EYP sessions in mind
I built MP-Opt to turn a difficult planning process into something an organising team can inspect and carry together: describe the work, let the optimiser search, then share only the schedule you reviewed.
New to MP-Opt? The guides explain one task at a time.
Start with what you need
Install Desktop and build, optimise and publish the plan.
Open guideActivate a passkey or open a public schedule on a phone or browser.
Open guideInvite people, assign roles and keep event access tidy.
Open guideCommission, govern, recover and optionally operate two-node HA.
Open guideFrom first draft to shared schedule
Bring people, availability, tasks and locations into one calendar. Add what the schedule needs and leave unrelated information out.
What to look for: people and capabilities, times and locations, hard rules and preferences.
Let MP-Opt search through the repetitive combinations, reveal conflicts and suggest a feasible starting point. Your team can then inspect the trade-offs and make the final call.
What to look for: availability and double-booking, capabilities and daily hours, results you can inspect and change.
Publish the intended days to an authenticated Masterplan, a public schedule, Google Calendar or a clear portrait PDF.
What to look for: personal schedule views, deliberate public links, pdfs for offline sharing.
Why I built it
I tend to build where I notice friction. MP-Opt began with the hours spent checking assignments by hand, but the aim is larger than speed: make the difficult combinations visible so the organising team can discuss them and stay responsible for the plan.
How it supports EYP sessionsTrust without the wall of jargon
Planning begins on the organiser’s workstation and sharing remains a separate decision. A self-hosted deployment records its own controller, providers, countries and retention. When you need to look underneath that boundary, the technical guides show how access, recovery and evidence fit together.
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