The central challenge
Larger lists and concurrent campaigns increase the risk of duplicates, incorrect personalisation and an unclear state of unfinished work.
CASE STUDY APPLICATIONS
Campaigns, contacts and personalisation in one studio.
Case study of Boost Studio: an Electron desktop application for campaigns, contact lists, personalised messages and a traceable workflow across social platforms.

Boost Studio brings recurring campaign work, contact lists and personalised messaging into one desktop environment instead of scattered spreadsheets and open profiles.
Larger lists and concurrent campaigns increase the risk of duplicates, incorrect personalisation and an unclear state of unfinished work.
Contacts, templates, personalisation and progress are organised as a controlled workflow that can be paused, resumed or stopped when human attention is needed.
We separate the real problem from steps created only by limitations of existing tools.
We define the data model, key scenarios and an interface that remains clear in daily use.
Frontend, logic, data and integrations come together in one working system.
We test critical paths, access, error states and realistic use before further development.
Each campaign keeps its goals, source data, settings and progress in one place.
Lists can be cleaned, organised and reused without manually moving them between tools.
Templates use validated variables to support more natural communication.
Status, results and errors remain available to review before deciding the next step.
Long-running tasks can be controlled safely as the situation changes.
The application checks for repeated processing and keeps profiles and their states separate.
The verified stack combines Electron, React, TypeScript, SQLite, Playwright, Supabase, Next.js, Web Push. Each technology was selected for the role it performs in the product, with maintainability and real operation in mind.
Boost Studio turns a fragmented process into one operational system, using automation for repetition while keeping decisions, safeguards and history visible.