What the Boost app actually is

The brand operates an official companion app for following competitive circuits, tournament brackets and team news. Boost the editorial desk on boostproin.com is a separate property — we publish independent coverage and we are not affiliated with the app’s publisher beyond a sponsored reading-list arrangement.

How to verify the official app

  1. Open the publisher’s official site in a fresh browser tab.
  2. Locate the official store link from the publisher’s page — do not trust search results alone.
  3. Confirm the developer name on the store listing matches the publisher’s legal name.
  4. Check the download count and the most recent update date.
  5. Read the latest three reviews for context — ignore the most extreme ones either way.
Permissions you should expect Notifications, storage for cached bracket data, and (where applicable) an optional account sign-in. A companion app does not need access to your contacts, photos, or SMS — if a listing asks for these, treat it as a red flag.

App vs editorial desk

The companion app focuses on live brackets, push notifications and team following. The editorial desk on boostproin.com focuses on long-form analysis, patch-aware recaps, tactical-map walkthroughs and reading guides. Use the app for live state and the desk for post-match reading.

Side-by-side comparison of mobile app and editorial desk
App for live state. Desk for post-match reading.

Frequently asked

Where do I download the Boost app?

From the publisher’s official app store page. Boost does not host the APK on this domain.

Does the Boost app cost anything?

Most companion apps are free with optional in-app features. Boost does not speak for the publisher’s pricing — check the store listing before downloading.

Can the app read my messages or contacts?

No. A companion app for esports does not need those permissions. If a listing asks for them, treat it as a red flag and do not install.