BooshHUB features
Everything your studio does,
in one window
BooshHUB is not five tools stitched together. It is one file holding every client, project, task, proposal and invoice you have, with an assistant on top that can read it out to you.
Clients, deals and the pipeline
Know what is coming before it arrives.
Clients, contacts and leads sit alongside a deal pipeline you drag work through. Stages, types and statuses are yours to name, so the pipeline matches how you actually sell rather than how a SaaS company assumed you would.
- Clients, contacts and leads, all cross-linked
- Drag a deal from stage to stage
- Name your own stages, types and statuses
- Assets and tickets with renewal alerts
Projects, tasks and the timeline
A list, a board or a Gantt: same work, three views.
Every project can be read as a list, worked as a board, or planned on a timeline. Tasks carry subtasks, recurrence, estimates and inline time tracking, so the thing you are doing and the thing you bill for are the same record.
- List, board and Gantt timeline views
- Subtasks, recurrence and dependencies
- Estimates against tracked time
- Start a timer from the task itself
- Filters and saved views you keep

The auto-scheduler
One button reshuffles the week so the deadlines fit.
Optimise is deterministic, not a guess. It takes your open tasks, your working hours and your connected calendar, and lays the work out so the deadlines are met, and it shows you the answer before you accept it.
- Day, three-day, week or month windows
- Focus-cap or even-spread, your choice
- Urgent work front-loads automatically
- A live "will it fit?" preview before you commit
Proposals, invoices and the money
From the quote to the paid invoice, without leaving.
Write a proposal, send it as a branded PDF, and convert the accepted one into an invoice record. Invoices are records rather than a payment processor. Put the Stripe or Xero number against it and BooshHUB keeps the ledger.
- Branded PDF proposals
- Convert an accepted proposal into an invoice
- Income streams, receipts and insights
- Target goals and milestone goals that tick themselves
Email and calendar, in the same place
The thread and the project stop being separate things.
A multi-persona IMAP and SMTP inbox sits inside the app, and mail is matched to the client it belongs to. The calendar reads across everything and syncs both ways with Google Calendar or Outlook, so the meeting that moved moves the schedule too.
- Several sending identities, one workspace
- Mail matched to clients automatically
- Per-entity activity logs and reply threading
- Two-way sync with Google Calendar or Microsoft 365
- Files from Drive or OneDrive
SEB, the assistant
Ask out loud. Get an answer for £0.
SEB listens and speaks on your own machine, using on-device speech rather than a metered API. A skill router answers the common questions instantly and for nothing; anything harder goes to whichever AI you have connected: Claude, an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, or a local Ollama model.
- On-device speech in and speech out
- Plan my day, what is overdue, what is due today
- Instant £0 answers through the skill router
- Bring your own AI, or none at all

Build your own areas
If it is not in there, add it.
Custom channels let you make areas the app did not ship with, built on a record, task or ticket archetype, with the fields you need. Your own areas behave like the built-in ones: they filter, relate and report the same way.
- Record, Task and Ticket archetypes
- Your own custom fields
- Relations across every entity
- The Operations Bar reaches all of it
Where the data actually lives
One SQLite file. Yours.
There is no account and no server. Everything is a single SQLite file on your machine that you can back up, copy to another computer, or open with any SQLite tool. Credentials are kept separately and never travel with the data.
- A single file you can back up and move
- Export everything, at any time, in a readable form
- Credentials stored apart from the workspace
- Works with no internet connection at all
Ready to try BooshHUB?
Buy it once and it is yours, on your own machine, with your data in a file you can open. If it turns out not to suit how you work, tell us.