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# Overview

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**BOOOST, where social meets lifestyle. Connect with your friends offline.**

BOOOST is a social app that brings you closer to the people you love. Users are able to earn BYL point that can be used within the app or swapped for $HPP in the future. There are three activity modes:

🌏**Socialize**

* Connect with close friends and family, find them on the map!
* Create lasting memories and experiences together

🚗**Drive**

* Earn points while commuting
* Upgrade to a Digital Vehicle for enhanced points

🏃‍♀️**Walk**

* Earn points while exercising
* Compete with users around the world

The purpose of BOOOST is to track and optimize your lifestyle while being able to connect with friends offline. It is designed with the central tenet of web3 in mind, that is to put the power over personal data back in the hands of the people and to advance the transition into the ownership economy.

**Users will transform into owners - stewards of personal data and of the application.**

By engaging in these activities, users will not only be able to **visualize the impact** of their daily activities, but will also be able to **curate a digital version** of themselves, **everything on a single app**, one activity at a time.

**Disclaimer: BOOOST is currently undergoing Open Beta. App setup and general mechanics are subject to change to ensure the best experience for our users.**


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