A small product for small businesses

How this started

Boostify began as a poster app. Businesses used it to make a greeting for a holiday or a festival with their own name, logo and phone number on it, and share it with their customers the same morning.

What we kept hearing was the thing that came after. A customer would see the post, want to know the price, and there was nowhere to send them. No website. A catalogue that lived in a phone gallery. The same four photos forwarded again, every single time somebody asked.

That is the gap this is for. One page that holds the whole business — contact details, what you sell, what it costs, what your customers said, and how to pay you — behind a single link you can put anywhere. The posters are still here. They are now one thing the page does, instead of the only thing.

Who it is for

The shop on the high street. The salon that takes bookings by message. The electrician whose work is all word of mouth. The tutoring centre, the boutique, the driver with three regular clients and room for more.

None of them need a website, and most of them have been quoted a price for one that made no sense for the business. They need somewhere to point people, and it needs to be editable from a phone in under five minutes. That is the whole brief.