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Version 1.1 · 2026-08-04
Added a feedback feature.
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The store currently lists version 1.1, updated 2026-08-04.




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Booth Prep List is a local offline management tool for exhibitors, event execution teams, and small conference crews. Create projects by booth, organize material checklists, setup tasks, teardown recovery, and cost notes. It is useful in exhibition halls with unstable networks and frequent on-site handoffs.
Key features:
1. Exhibition project files: record event name, booth number, dates, contacts, move-in time, and move-out time.
2. Booth material checklist: manage quantities, status, and notes by category, including brochures, equipment, build items, gifts, badges, and tools.
3. Setup task board: track items such as to buy, to pack, arrived, installed, and issues.
4. Teardown recovery checks: mark recovered, lost, damaged, or needs restocking to reduce omissions after the event.
5. Cost and supplier notes: record material costs, logistics fees, deposits, and supplier contacts.
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