One of the major problems in the combined realm of vector biology and public health is the efficiency of effort in the eradication of vector-borne diseases. In the era of deep internet penetration and fast internet speeds, the barriers of collaboration between the experts, the affected population and other stakeholders have been considerably reduced. In this paper we are introducing a software application called BSM, which can be a step forward in the right direction. This software includes several simplified code-blocks which can prove very useful to new programmers and entomological researchers, who belong to the tier of experts. For another tier, the technology consumers, we are introducing three sub-programs using the same software and are gathering data on their likability using a survey. The results from the likability survey is very promising and it seems that further work along these new lines store a lot of promise.