WORCESTER, Mass., October 29, 2026 — Boston Made, Inc. today unveiled five native apps for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch: Boston Made, Paxton, GrandStrand, Spot Check and BOSSTOX. Each app was designed and built from the ground up by Fenway Web, the company’s design and development studio. Each launches with live content from day one, and all five are coming to the App Store as free downloads.

It is the largest single product release in the company’s history. For the first time, the stories, research, guides and local information that run across the Boston Made family of websites live in purpose-built apps that work offline and feel at home on Apple devices. On iPhone, each app opens to a calm, readable feed. On iPad, it becomes a magazine-style layout. On Apple Watch, the essentials sit a glance away.

Version 1.0 · Submitted to the App Store · Launching soon

Meet the family

Real screenshots from all five apps on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.

Boston Made

The whole Boston Made family in one calm feed.

Today’s stories from across the network, saved for offline reading, with a shop of thousands of products on the way.

• iPhone
• iPad
• Apple Watch
• Free

Get Boston Made →

Paxton

Healthcare insight, analyzed.

Healthcare deals, markets and policy in plain English, with a healthcare marketplace on the way.

• iPhone
• iPad
• Apple Watch
• Free

Get Paxton →

BOSSTOX

Markets and the AI build-out.

Live market quotes, plain-English BOSSTOX research and headlines, with in-app stock trading on the way.

• iPhone
• iPad
• Apple Watch
• Free

Get BOSSTOX →

GrandStrand

The coast, connected.

Live Myrtle Beach weather and tides, a map of the whole Grand Strand and what’s happening today, with local restaurants, venues and real-estate partners joining soon.

• iPhone
• iPad
• Apple Watch
• Free

Get GrandStrand →

Spot Check

Every spot has a story.

Parking near you, local parking guides and saved spots, with thousands of LAZ Parking spaces coming to the app.

• iPhone
• iPad
• Apple Watch
• Free

Get Spot Check →

Up next in the family

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The Lumo appLive gold and silver prices, plain-English guides and a modern way to buy and sell precious metals.Coming soon · iPhone, iPad & Apple Watch The PUPWEAR® appCollars, QR tags, jackets and gear for your dog, inspired by Boston the GoldenDoodle.Coming soon · iPhone, iPad & Apple Watch

Five apps, one standard

Every app in the family shares the same foundation: fast native screens, saved stories that can be read offline, clean typography and a design that matches its brand’s website. The apps follow Apple’s design conventions closely, from Dynamic Type and dark mode to the iPad split layouts and Apple Watch complications.

They also share a privacy-first approach. None of the five apps collects personal data. There are no accounts to create and no tracking, and the apps work the moment they are opened.

What each app does

Boston Made brings the whole Boston Made family into one feed. Today’s stories from across the network arrive in a single place, and any story can be saved for offline reading. On iPad, Today becomes a magazine with big photography and side-by-side reading.

Paxton is healthcare insight, analyzed. Deals, markets and policy are explained in plain English, with briefings that can be saved and read anywhere. Paxton Scout, the research layer, surfaces clinical, IP and market context for the companies in the news.

BOSSTOX covers markets and the AI build-out: data centers, chips, power and the companies building the next era of computing. Live market quotes sit alongside plain-English BOSSTOX research and headlines, and a glanceable research feed lives on Apple Watch. BOSSTOX is research and news, not investment advice.

GrandStrand is the coast, connected: live Myrtle Beach weather and tides, a map of the whole Grand Strand from Little River to Pawleys Island, daily briefings and what is happening today. On Apple Watch, Coast Now shows conditions on the beach in a glance.

Spot Check helps drivers find parking near them, read local parking guides for game days and big events, and save the spots they love. The iPad version puts every garage, lot and driveway along a route on one big map.

What comes next

The launch is a starting line. Over the coming months, each app picks up features that turn it from a reader into a place to get things done:

• BOSSTOX: in-app stock trading is on the way. The app today is markets, research and headlines; trading is not yet available.
• Paxton: a healthcare marketplace is being built into the app.
• Boston Made: a shop with thousands of products is coming to the Boston Made app.
• Spot Check: through a partnership with LAZ Parking, thousands of bookable parking spaces are coming into the app.
• GrandStrand: Myrtle Beach restaurants, venues and real-estate agents are joining the app to showcase the best of the coast.
• Lumo and PUPWEAR® are next in line for their own apps.

Availability

Boston Made, Paxton, GrandStrand, Spot Check and BOSSTOX are coming soon to the App Store as free downloads for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. Each app has its own home on the web: bostonmade.app, paxton.app, grandstrand.app, spotcheck.app and bosstox.com/app.

About Boston Made, Inc. Boston Made, Inc. is a Delaware corporation headquartered at 8 Grafton Street, Suite 210, Worcester, Massachusetts. The company operates the Boston Made family of brands, spanning media, research, local guides and commerce, and is part of Kingswell Strategic Ventures.

This week we finished rolling a shared navigation layer across the twelve Boston Made sites. Different themes, different hosts, different ages. Here is what changed, and what we’d recommend for any multi-site business.

1. One shell, served from one place

Each site loads a single script that renders the same network bar, footer and call-to-action from one master file. Change the file once and every site updates. If you run more than one site, stop copying footers by hand.

2. Fixed elements get a stacking rule

Our dock was invisible on one site because the theme’s main wrapper had a z-index of 9999. Decide the order once: content, then header, then docks, then notifications, then dialogs. Write the numbers down.

3. Notifications never cover navigation

Cookie prompts and popups now measure the dock and sit above it. A banner that covers your primary navigation is a banner people close without reading.

4. Mobile menus are lists, not posters

We replaced full-bleed photo tiles with compact rows: a small thumbnail, a readable label, a chevron. Photos in a menu should help you recognize a destination, not compete with its name.

5. One search for the whole network

The flagship homepage now searches stories from all twelve sites and offers direct actions. If a visitor cannot find your other brands from your main site, they do not exist to that visitor.

The test we use

Open every site on a phone, as a stranger. Can you tell they belong together in two seconds? Can you get from any one to any other in one tap? If not, you have a portfolio, not a network.

Written by Fenway Web, the agency tribe of Boston Made.

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WORCESTER, Mass., Oct. 24, 2026 — Fenway Web, the web design and development studio of Boston Made, Inc., today announced the relaunch of fenwayweb.com. The new site publishes the studio’s pricing in full for the first time and introduces monthly care plans so clients have a team behind their website long after launch.

Three ways to start

Fenway Web now lists three build options. Starter ($1,500) covers up to five pages, mobile-first design, a contact form and local SEO setup. Business ($3,500) covers up to fifteen pages, copywriting, booking or lead forms, and analytics with training. Custom builds start at $7,500, with scope and price agreed in a written proposal before any work begins.

Care after launch

Optional care plans start at $49 a month and cover software updates, backups, security monitoring and post-launch edits, with a client portal for requests.

Who it builds for

The studio builds for small businesses, churches and local brands. Its portfolio spans New England, North Georgia and South Carolina’s Grand Strand, including sites for AX Home Pro, Sherry’s Homes, Victory Construction, The Soft Play Social, Coastal Community Church, Daniel Strickland Music and Howard Strickland.

Boston Made+ Business members save 10% on Fenway Web builds and care plans. Portfolio, pricing and the “Start a project” form are at fenwayweb.com.

About Fenway Web. Fenway Web is the web design, development and SEO studio of Boston Made, Inc. It designs, builds and looks after websites for small businesses, churches and local brands. fenwayweb.com

About Boston Made, Inc. Boston Made, Inc. is a Delaware corporation headquartered in Worcester, Massachusetts, behind The 12 Tribes of Boston Made, a family of brands spanning media, software, pets, parking, precious metals and web services. bostonmade.com/brands

Media contact: sales@bostonmade.com · Boston Made, Inc., 8 Grafton Street, Suite 210, Worcester, MA 01608

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