Booost documentation

Getting StartedThe six steps to set Booost up, in order. The checklist on the Home page keeps track of the ones you have done, so you can stop and pick it up later. Home / DashboardThe screen that tells you, in ten seconds, whether your account is working and whether it is working safely. BrowserThe window inside the app where every channel's session lives — LinkedIn and X. This is where you connect an account, and it is the session every automation will use. ContactsThe people Booost knows about, in one list: the ones you imported, the ones collected from searches and campaigns, and — if you have connected X — the people read from its follower and following lists. StrategyWho you want to reach, and where you want to be seen. Two tabs, two different jobs. TemplatesMessages you write once and reuse a thousand times, with variables standing in for whatever changes from person to person. CampaignsWorkflows: sequences of actions you build by dragging nodes onto a canvas, which then run on their own. The nodes, one by oneEvery node in the workflow palette: what it does, what it needs before it, what it hands on after it, and what it costs. ContentThe review queue for everything the pipeline writes. What you see here has not been published yet, on any channel. InboxYour LinkedIn conversations seen from inside Booost: the ones that replied, the ones waiting, the ones you are done with. AnalyticsBoth halves of the work, measured: who you reached out to, and how what you published did. My ProfileWho you are, said once. It is what the AI writes everything else from: posts, comments, messages, connection notes. SettingsEverything you configure once and then forget. There are five tabs, and it is worth knowing what is in each. AI Providers and RoutingWhere the intelligence that writes your texts comes from: ours, or yours. And, if it is yours, which model does what. AI PromptsThe system instructions that steer the AI, one per kind of content. You only touch them when the result does not sound enough like you. SafetyHow Booost protects your accounts. LinkedIn has its own system, described below; X and Threads have a separate one, per channel. When nothing is runningAutomation has stopped and it is not clear why. It is almost always one of these cases, and each has a precise fix. Running Booost on your own serverBooost Business is a desktop app, so it works while its machine is running — and that machine does not have to be your laptop. Content sources, topics and what the coloured tags meanWorkflow → Sources is the list of feeds a content workflow reads. Every source carries a beat, and the beat decides which campaigns read it.