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Processes and startup apps can compete for resources without a clear, central explanation.
Built for gamers. Designed around control.
Boostio scans the state of your gaming PC, explains what it found, and builds a transparent plan for review. Supported Windows changes run only after approval.

See the whole picture
Windows spreads settings and tools across many places. Boostio helps you understand what is happening before you decide whether to change anything.
Processes and startup apps can compete for resources without a clear, central explanation.
Power mode, refresh rate, and gaming tools live across different Windows screens.
Random tweaks rarely explain what changes, how to verify it, or when you can go back.
Browser walkthrough
A short visual walkthrough of scan, review, and summary. It has no access to Windows and performs no optimization.
Demo only. The browser makes no changes to your PC.
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Demo scan areas
Windows state and startup apps
Display settings and gaming tools
Adapter, DNS, and connection tests
Three clear steps
Boostio reads supported local information and gathers findings in one place. The scan itself is read-only.
See what is recommended and what would change. A supported Windows change requires explicit approval.
In the current beta, the only Real path is an exact Power Plan change when every access and safety gate passes. Other actions may be dry run or blocked.
Real captures from a prior beta build
These HistoricalLive captures were taken from Boostio on 28 August 2026. They are not proof of the current release candidate or availability of every action; the written capability boundaries follow the active source gates.

A read-only scan that gathers system, display, storage, and network state before any decision.

A historical example of a screen that gathers storage findings. It is not proof that cleanup or deletion ran.

One place for diagnostics, reports, history, and settings, with separate availability gates per tool.

Adapter and DNS details plus latency, packet loss, and jitter measurements to a chosen target.
Capabilities verified in source
Collects local findings in a read-only scan and reports partial results when a check is unavailable.
Shows a structured plan before a supported Windows change and requires explicit approval.
A supported Power Plan change uses an exact local receipt, read-back, and an Undo or Restore path.
Shows connection facts and measures latency, packet loss, and jitter to a target you choose.
Shows the installed GPU driver and opens the official vendor source. It does not auto-install drivers.
A central place for diagnostics, reports, history, and settings, with a separate gate for each tool.
Supported logs and history stay local. Results show a status where the path provides one.
A Hebrew RTL interface and an English LTR interface, with the app language saved locally.
Safety and transparency
Boostio does not present every tweak as a magic fix. It separates scanning, recommendations, supported changes, and proof of outcome.
What to know
The plan and details appear before a supported Windows change.
A supported Windows change does not start just because the scan finished.
Where a supported path exists, evidence is stored and the result is read back.
No fabricated FPS, Ping, or percentage improvement claims.
Pre-launch
The site currently presents the product and its operating principles. There is no public checkout, trial, or download link until the commercial path and installer are verified.
Frequently asked questions
Boostio is a pre-launch app for gamers that brings scanning, diagnostics, recommendations, and tools into one place. The current closed-beta policy targets Windows 11 24H2/25H2 Home/Pro x64; there is no public distribution yet.
No. Performance depends on hardware, the game, drivers, and settings. Boostio helps explain PC state and run supported actions without promising an FPS number or improvement percentage.
Boostio shows a plan before a supported Windows change and requires approval. Every capability has its own safety gate, and some actions are still review-only or dry run.
Yes. Supported change paths show a review and plan details before approval.
Only where a supported restore path exists. The current exact Restore path covers a supported Power Plan change. Not every action is promised to be reversible.
No. It shows installed GPU driver information and can open the official vendor source.
The current closed-beta policy targets Windows 11 24H2/25H2 Home/Pro x64. This is a target policy, not certification for every hardware configuration; Windows 11 23H2, Windows 10, ARM64, and x86 are not advertised as supported.
Yes. The product includes Hebrew RTL and English LTR interfaces.
There is no active public trial yet. Commercial details will appear only after a production path is verified.
Public license terms have not been released. They will appear here only after commercial and legal approval.
See how Boostio gathers findings and presents a clear plan before a supported Windows change.
See Boostio in action