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Core Concepts

Understanding these core concepts will help you get the most out of Boa. Everything is designed to be intuitive — no technical background required.

Chips (Guided Prompts)

Chips are structured, guided workflows that guarantee consistent, high-quality outputs. Think of them as expert templates that ask you the right questions and deliver reliable results every time.
Chips are Boa’s “king” feature for enterprise teams. They ensure everyone on your team gets the same level of insight quality, regardless of their experience with creative intelligence.
When to use Chips:
  • You need a repeatable, reliable workflow
  • You’re new to Boa and want guaranteed results
  • You’re handing off work and need consistent formatting
How Chips work:
  1. Pick a Chip by goal (Discover, Diagnose, Generate, Forecast, Monitor)
  2. Provide the minimum required inputs (genre, theme, time window, etc.)
  3. Optionally add follow-up questions or refine your context
  4. Get a structured, complete output you can share or save

Explore the Chip Library

Browse all available Chips by goal

Conversational Mode

Conversational Mode is Boa’s flexible, freeform interface. Ask questions in plain language, iterate with follow-ups, and explore creative intelligence like you’re talking to a colleague. When to use Conversational Mode:
  • You’re exploring and don’t have a specific structure in mind
  • You want to ask “why” questions and go deeper
  • You’re ideating and need flexibility
Prompt patterns that work well:
  • “What’s working for cozy puzzle games this quarter?”
  • “Why did this creative underperform vs the market benchmark?”
  • “Show me rising themes in fantasy RPG ads.”
Conversational Mode is powerful but may need iteration. If you need a guaranteed structure or consistent format, prefer Chips instead.

Learn Conversational Mode

See how to get the most from freeform prompts

Workflows by Goal

Boa’s capabilities are organized around five core creative goals. Each workflow has dedicated Chips and recommended prompt patterns.
Most teams use Discover and Diagnose 80% of the time. Start there to build your creative intelligence muscle.

Deliverables: Reports & Creative Briefs

Boa helps you turn insights into shareable, actionable documents.

Reports (Creative Strategy)

Reports are designed for stakeholder alignment and strategy reviews. Use them to summarize findings, share key patterns, and propose next steps.

Learn about Reports

See how to create and share strategic reports

Creative Briefs (Production-Ready)

Creative Briefs are designed for hand-offs to creative teams, agencies, or producers. They include references, rationale, and must-haves backed by real performance data.

Learn about Creative Briefs

See how to generate production-ready briefs

Performance Tiers: Top, Mid, Bottom

Boa groups creatives into three performance tiers based on engagement, watch time, and other signals:
  • Top performers — Creatives that stand out significantly
  • Mid performers — Solid, consistent work
  • Bottom performers — Underperforming or low-engagement creatives
These tiers are relative to the context you provide (genre, time window, market). A “top performer” in one genre might be a “mid performer” in another.
What this means for you:
  • Focus on Top performers to understand what’s working
  • Study Bottom performers to avoid common pitfalls
  • Use Mid performers as a baseline for “good enough”
Boa doesn’t just show you the best — it helps you understand why something works by comparing across tiers.

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