Booth
Trade-show operations, finally consolidated.
Booth replaces the spreadsheets, group chats, and after-hours scrambles that trade-show teams typically run on. Plan the show, budget it, assign the tasks, track the assets that ship to the floor, and see the whole calendar at a glance. The same codebase ships as a web app and a native desktop app.
The shortlist.
- 01Multi-tenant workspaces with role-based data permissions and row-level security
- 02Show planning with budgets, tasks, assets, and booth kits
- 03Dashboard with spend, upcoming shows, and a 90-day outlook
- 04Application-level PII encryption with plaintext columns dropped
- 05Audit log, activity feed, notifications, and custom fields
- 06Installable PWA plus a native desktop build via Tauri
- 07Hardened CSP, HSTS, and security headers emitted per request
Capabilities, in plain language.
Show planning
Define the event, dates, location, and stage. Track every show from planning through logistics in a single list, with filters and calendar views.
Budget and spend
Per-show budgets that roll up into a program-level total, with upcoming spend broken out so finance is never surprised.
Tasks and assets
Assign the work, track what ships, and reuse booth kits between shows instead of rebuilding the packing list every time.
Team and permissions
Role-based access down to the data level, invitations, an audit log of who changed what, and a delete-account path that actually deletes.
A look around.
Booth's Momentum board, a five-column kanban from Ideas through Done for tracking show prep work.