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How Boo can compound the work of a 51-200 person team running MVNO operations, hardware distribution, and carrier partnerships across three brands.
Consumer MVNO. Hotspot and data plans starting at $5/mo. No credit check, no contracts. Sold through moxee.com direct.
OEM arm. Designs hotspots, tablets, smartphones, and IoT devices. Carrier-certified products sold through Cricket, Straight Talk, GCI, and others.
School-branded wireless. Plans $19–$49/month, up to 7% of every payment goes to the school fund. Launched 2025 on T-Mobile 5G via Learfield. Section 214 FCC licensed.
HQ in Bellevue, WA. Teams in Dallas, Atlanta, Miami. Delivery centers in Taipei, Hanoi, Shenzhen, Xi'an, Nanchang. CEO Joe Phillips, President Gavin Dillon.
02This deck exists because someone typed "moxee.com" in Slack. Here's what happened next.
Someone drops a URL in Slack
"moxee.com" — that's the entire prompt. No brief, no outline, no instructions.
Boo researches the company
Identifies KonnectONE, Collegiate Mobile, the Learfield deal, carrier partnerships, product specs (Qualcomm MDM9607, Cat4 LTE), and competitive landscape. Minutes, not days.
Boo writes the deck
12 slides of tailored content — use cases mapped to Moxee's actual business, not boilerplate. Concrete scenarios for Collegiate Mobile scaling, carrier ops, and cross-timezone handoffs.
Boo deploys it to a live URL
Builds the app, pushes to production hosting, configures the custom domain. A live, shareable web page — not a PDF attachment.
Boo locks it with a passcode
Adds client-side SHA-256 passcode protection. Later, when someone asks for the share link, Boo rotates the passcode and generates a 24-hour auto-expiring token.
Total elapsed time: one conversation
No designer. No developer. No staging environment. The deck you're reading right now is the artifact.
Boo lives in Slack (or wherever Moxee works). It reads, writes, researches, builds, and follows up — with human judgment always in the loop.
| CAPABILITY | WHAT IT MEANS FOR MOXEE |
|---|---|
| Cross-source research | Pull carrier docs, FCC filings, competitor pricing, and partner agreements into one answer |
| Document generation | Pitch decks, university proposals, compliance reports, product spec sheets — generated on demand |
| Automated monitoring | Track competitor plan changes, SSL cert expirations, carrier portal updates, and flag what matters |
| Internal apps | Build custom tools (a partner portal, a device tracker, a support dashboard) deployed to a live URL |
| Recurring workflows | Weekly digests, daily standups, partner check-ins, and data pulls that run without being asked |
When this deployment's domain was renamed, someone asked Boo to handle the migration. No runbook, no ticket — just a request in Slack.
The company domain changed. Every deployed app — including this pitch deck — needed its custom domain updated, DNS records re-pointed, and TLS certificates re-issued.
An engineer opens Railway, removes old custom domains one by one, adds new ones, logs into the DNS provider, creates CNAME records, waits for TLS, checks each URL. 30–60 minutes of careful, error-prone work.
Boo scans all deployed apps
Identifies which services have custom domains that need updating.
Removes old domains from hosting
Detaches the previous custom domains from each Railway service.
Attaches new domains, creates DNS records
Adds the new custom domain to each service and creates the corresponding CNAME records in the DNS provider.
Monitors TLS issuance, reports back
Watches for certificate provisioning across every domain, then posts the updated live URLs back to Slack. Done.
Monitor FCC filings, carrier lab status, and certification timelines. Get alerted when a milestone slips or a competitor device gets certified.
Daily scans of competitor MVNO pricing (Mint, Visible, US Mobile, Tello). Summary of changes delivered to the team before they matter.
End-of-day summaries from US teams, formatted and delivered to Shenzhen and Xi'an teams before their morning. No context lost overnight.
CCPA privacy policies, Section 214 filings, carrier agreement summaries. Generated, tracked, and updated when regulations change.
Build and maintain troubleshooting guides across all three brands. When a plan changes or a new device ships, the docs update automatically.
Guide new subscribers through activation, porting, and device setup. Reduce support volume by catching common issues before they become tickets.
Weekly digest of cancellation patterns, plan downgrades, and usage anomalies. Spot problems early and test retention offers before they scale.
Moxee runs no-contract, prepaid plans. Every subscriber who stays is a direct revenue win. Even small improvements in retention compound fast at MVNO margins.
09Someone asked "How is Boo different from Claude?" Boo produced a structured competitive analysis — not a sales pitch, but an honest assessment with specific tradeoffs.
A structured comparison across Claude, GitHub Copilot, and ChatGPT. For each: where they're stronger, where they're weaker, sweet spots, and honest trade-offs. Not marketing claims — specific architectural differences that matter for real decisions.
The same capability applies to Moxee's actual competitive landscape. Ask Boo how Mint Mobile's new family plan compares to Moxee's pricing. Or how Cricket's latest hotspot stacks up against the Moxee 5G. Get structured analysis, not a web search.
| STEP | WHAT HAPPENS | EXAMPLE |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Ask Boo something | "What did Mint Mobile change on their plans this week?" |
| 02 | Boo researches, drafts, or builds | Searches live sources, compares to last week, writes a summary |
| 03 | Human reviews and decides | Team adjusts pricing, ignores the change, or digs deeper |
| 04 | Boo learns the pattern | "Run this scan every Monday and post results to #pricing" |
| 05 | It compounds | Each shortcut becomes a permanent capability for the team |
10x
faster university proposals
From days of custom work to minutes of generation and review
24/7
competitive monitoring
Pricing changes, carrier moves, and market shifts caught before they matter
0
context lost overnight
Automated handoff summaries keep Bellevue and Shenzhen in sync
Someone typed a URL in Slack. Boo researched the company, wrote the pitch, deployed the site, locked it with a passcode, and migrated the domain when it changed. That's not a demo — it's Tuesday. Imagine what it does with your actual work.