Short answer
OpenReview manages the pre-publication peer review process for conferences. Attendemia manages the post-publication discovery and review lifecycle for the entire community.
Attendemia vs OpenReview
Choose Attendemia when
- You want to find the most impactful papers *after* the conference season.
- You are looking for reviews from practitioners, not just academic peers.
- You want to track the long-term relevance of a paper.
Choose OpenReview when
- You are submitting a paper to a specific conference (e.g., ICLR).
- You want to see the detailed rebuttal process between authors and reviewers.
- You need to check the official acceptance decision.
FAQ
Is Attendemia affiliated with OpenReview?
No. OpenReview is a platform for conference peer review. Attendemia is an independent discovery platform that aggregates signals from many sources, including post-publication reviews from the broader community.
Does Attendemia replace the conference review process?
No. Conference review is about acceptance. Attendemia is about *impact* and *relevance* after publication. We help you find the papers that matter, regardless of where they were published.
Can I find OpenReview papers on Attendemia?
Yes. Important papers from major conferences (NeurIPS, ICLR, etc.) hosted on OpenReview are indexed on Attendemia, where they can receive further community review and discussion.