One sentence
25 wordsDirectory listings, tweet-length descriptions, the first line of an email.
Boostie is outbound on autopilot: paste your website URL and an AI agent builds the campaign, finds and scores your buyers, and emails them 24/7.
Press kit
Boostie Press Kit
Logos, colors, type, product screenshots and paste-ready boilerplate — everything you need to write about, review or list Boostie, without emailing anyone first.
One zip: every logo variant (SVG + PNG), the palette, and the product screenshots. Last updated 31 July 2026.
Usage license: these assets may be used to reference or review Boostie. They may not be modified, recolored, or used in any way that implies partnership, sponsorship or endorsement.
About
Boilerplate you can paste
Three lengths, all telling the same story: a URL goes in, a campaign runs itself. Copy whichever fits your format — no edits needed, and no claim in here that the product does not actually make.
Short paragraph
48 wordsNewsletter blurbs, roundup posts, partner and affiliate pages.
Boostie turns your website URL into a running outbound campaign. Paste the link; the AI agent researches your business, defines your ideal customer, then finds matching buyers, scores every one, and writes each a personalized email. It runs 24/7 — you just approve the spend and answer the replies.
Full boilerplate
101 wordsThe About section of an article, a press release, a review's opening context.
Boostie is outbound on autopilot. You paste your website URL, and an AI agent — the chat agent runs on Claude — researches your company, defines your ideal customer profile, and builds the entire campaign in one conversation. From there Boostie's own pipeline runs around the clock: it sources leads, scores each one against your quality rubric, researches the winners days before the email goes out, and writes a personalized message for every prospect. Low scorers are never emailed. Replies land in one unified inbox with analytics, and no money moves without an on-screen confirmation the agent cannot click. Founded by Talha Ucar.
Quick facts
- Founded
- 2026
- Operating entity
- Bitforge Softworks Inc. (Ontario, Canada)
- Category
- B2B SaaS — AI outbound automation
- Founder
- Talha Ucar
- Website
- boostie.io
- Product
- app.boostie.io
- Positioning
- Outbound that runs itself.
- Press contact
- info@boostie.io
How to write the name
- Boostie — always
- boostie
- BOOSTIE
- Boostie AI
- Boostie.io
One capital B, no space, no suffix. The domain is boostie.io; the company is Boostie.
Logo
The mark, the wordmark and the rules
Every variant below is a real file you can download. The white versions are shown on ink because that is where they belong — on Paper they would be invisible.
Primary lockup
Mark plus wordmark, locked in fixed proportion. This is the default — use it anywhere there is room for it.
Lockup — mono
One-color Ink version for print, faxable documents, and any surface where coral cannot reproduce.
Lockup — white
Knockout version for dark panels, photography with a solid overlay, and dark presentation slides.
Mark only
The bolt tile on its own — app icons, avatars, favicons, and any space too tight for the wordmark.
Wordmark only
Set in Plus Jakarta Sans ExtraBold with -0.02em tracking, then outlined. Use where the mark already appears nearby, or in a partner strip.
Clear space
Keep a margin of X on all four sides, where X is the height of the bolt inside the mark — 0.78 × the tile height. Nothing enters that margin: no text, no rule, no crop edge, no other logo.
Minimum size
Both specimens below are rendered at exactly their minimum, so you can see the floor rather than take our word for it.
Mark — minimum
16 px wide · 8 mm wide
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Lockup — minimum
96 px wide · 24 mm wide
Below these sizes the bolt closes up and the wordmark loses its counters. If the space is smaller than 96 px, drop the wordmark and use the mark alone rather than shrinking the lockup.
Do
- Use the SVG wherever the surface renders vectors; the PNGs are for places that cannot.
- Keep at least X of clear space on all four sides — no text, rule, or edge inside it.
- Scale proportionally, from the corner, always.
- On dark or photographic surfaces, use the white lockup over a solid dark panel.
- Write the name as “Boostie” — one capital B, never all-caps, never “Boostie AI”.
Don’t
Every tile below is a real mistake applied to the real file. None of them are approved uses.
Don’t rotate or tilt it
The mark sits square. A tilt turns a logo into a sticker.
Don’t recolor it
The coral gradient is fixed. Use the mono or white file instead of tinting the color one.
Don’t stretch or squash it
Scale from the corner. Non-uniform scaling deforms the corner radius and the bolt together.
Don’t add shadows, glows or bevels
The mark already carries its own light. Added effects fight it and break on dark surfaces.
Don’t place it on a busy background
Put the white lockup on a solid dark panel instead of dropping the mark onto a pattern or photo.
Boostie
Don’t re-typeset the wordmark
The wordmark is outlined artwork in Plus Jakarta Sans ExtraBold. Setting it in another face is a different logo.
Don’t put the coral mark on coral
The tile disappears into the surface. On coral, use the white mark.
Color
One hue, eleven steps
Click any swatch to copy its hex. Each chip shows both the hex and the oklch the token is actually authored in.
The coral ramp
Eleven steps, one hue. Every step holds hue 31.5, so a lighter step reads as the brand color, lighter instead of drifting toward pink or orange — which is what lets a tint, a border and a fill taken from anywhere in the ramp sit together without clashing. Chroma follows the sRGB gamut boundary for that hue, backed off enough that no step clips.
Neutrals
Warm off-white and a blue-leaning ink. The ink doubles as the inverted band surface, which is where the brighter coral steps become usable for text.
Accessibility
These ratios are measured, not eyeballed. If you reproduce Boostie's palette in your own layout, these are the pairings that pass.
| Pairing | Sample | Ratio |
|---|---|---|
| coral-700 on Paper | 4.60:1 | |
| white on coral-700 | 4.81:1 | |
| coral-800 on coral-50 | 6.76:1 | |
| coral-600 on Paper | 3.24:1 | |
| Ink on Paper | 16.96:1 | |
| coral-400 on Ink | 8.50:1 | |
| coral-500 on Ink | 6.32:1 |
Two rules that are never bent
- 1coral-500 as a UI element/icon on a light background — 2.68:1, fails the 3:1 bar. Decorative only. It is the brand hue and it belongs in gradients, the logo tile and large decorative shapes — not in an icon, a border you need to see, or any text.
- 2coral-600 as a button fill under small white text — 3.39:1, fails 4.5:1. Use coral-700. A 14px semibold button label is normal-size text under WCAG, so it needs the full 4.5:1 — which is exactly why
--primarypoints at coral-700.
Typography
A display face and a text face
Plus Jakarta Sans carries the brand voice in headlines; Inter carries everything you actually read at 14–16px. Both are open-license, so the look is reproducible by anyone.
Aa
Plus Jakarta Sans
Display- Weights
- 500 · 600 · 700 · 800
- License
- SIL Open Font License 1.1
Headlines, the wordmark, big numbers, and card titles built from divs. A warm geometric with humanist details, so it does not read as generic at large sizes. h1–h3 pick it up automatically from a base-layer rule — never add it to a semantic heading by hand.
Get Plus Jakarta Sans on Google Fonts →Aa
Inter
Text / UI- Weights
- 400 · 500 · 600 · 700 (variable)
- License
- SIL Open Font License 1.1
Body copy, navigation, forms, tables — the whole product. Its high letter differentiation and hinting hold up at 14–16px, which is where the majority of Boostie's words live.
Get Inter on Google Fonts →Aa
Geist Mono
Code- Weights
- 400
- License
- SIL Open Font License 1.1
Color tokens, identifiers, API snippets and any figure that has to line up in a column.
Get Geist Mono on Google Fonts →The scale
Every row below is rendered at its real size and weight — what you see is the specification.
Display XL
36 → 48px · 700 · tracking -0.025em
Plus Jakarta Sans
Outbound that runs itself
Display L
30px · 700 · tracking -0.025em
Plus Jakarta Sans
One price list. The same for everyone.
Display M
24px · 700
Plus Jakarta Sans
It finds and scores your leads
Display S
20px · 600
Plus Jakarta Sans
Fresh research, fresh emails
Lead
16 → 18px · 400 · relaxed
Inter
Describe your business. The AI researches it, proposes the campaign, and scores every lead before a single email is written.
Body
14px · 400 · leading-relaxed
Inter
Leads below your quality threshold never get an email — that gate is enforced by the pipeline, not by a promise.
Label
14px · 600
Inter
Start for Free
Caption
12px · 400
Inter
Itemized before every spend. You click Confirm.
Code / numeric
12–14px · 400
Geist Mono
coral-700 · oklch(0.5753 0.1991 31.5) · #D5361E
Both text faces ship under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 and are free to download, embed and self-host — so anyone writing about Boostie can reproduce its typography correctly without licensing anything.
Screenshots
The real product
Captured from the running product — real surfaces, never mock-ups. Cleared for editorial use in articles, reviews and listings. Click to view full size, or download the PNG.
The agent conversation
PNG
Setup starts as a conversation, not a wizard: describe the business and the agent researches it and proposes the whole campaign.
Campaign configuration
PNG
Everything the AI proposes lands in the same forms a person can edit by hand — AI-first, UI-equal.
Lead scoring
PNG
Every lead is scored 0–100 against the campaign's rubric. Anything under the threshold is never emailed.
Email generation
PNG
Emails are written just in time, in small batches, from web research that is days old rather than months.
The confirm gate
PNG
Every spend is itemized and confirmed by a human click. The agent can stage a purchase; it cannot execute one.
The unified inbox
PNG
Replies from every campaign arrive in one place, threaded and mapped back to the lead and campaign they came from.
Video
Brand film
The brand film is in production. Until it lands, ask and we will send whatever footage exists.
The brand film is in production
When it lands it will live at /brand/video/ and appear right here, downloadable in full resolution alongside everything else on this page.
On a deadline before then? Email info@boostie.io and we will send you whatever footage exists.
Founder
Who built it
Boostie is a founder-built product. The bio below is cleared for publication as written.
No press headshot yet. Need one for a piece? Ask at info@boostie.io and we will send a high-resolution photo.
Talha Ucar
Founder, Boostie
Talha Ucar is the founder of Boostie, which he built end to end — the conversational AI agent, the lead pipeline that sources and scores prospects, and the sending and reply infrastructure behind it — around a single idea: outbound is mostly repetitive work a person should not be doing, so it should run itself.
Contact
Talk to a human
Interviews, product demos, review access, quotes, fact-checks, missing assets — all one address.
Press & partnerships
info@boostie.ioWe answer press and partner mail ourselves, usually within two business days. If you are on a same-day deadline, put the deadline in the subject line and we will prioritize it.
Before you ask
- How the product works →
- Full published pricing →
- Roadmap and changelog →
- Privacy policy →
- Terms of service →
This page also answers to boostie.io/press and boostie.io/brand.
Press kit last updated 31 July 2026. Assets may be used to reference or review Boostie; they may not be modified, recolored, or used to imply partnership or endorsement.
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