We build digital products around communities.
Local Niche Media creates simple, useful digital products built around individual communities, local audiences and focused interests.
The internet got very big. We're thinking big about getting small.
Products with a reason to exist.
We look for communities with a shared need, then build something specifically for them. The technology can scale. The experience still feels like it belongs to that community.
The Campus Feed
A social feed built for individual college communities. Students talk, ask questions, find things, sell things, create groups and connect with the people around their school.
Visit The Campus Feed →Event Feeds
What's happening tonight? Our city event feeds automatically gather events from venues across a community and turn them into one simple, constantly changing feed.
See Worcester Event Feed →Enterprise Niche Sites
Large organizations often need to reach people locally while managing everything centrally. We build networks of focused local sites that combine a consistent enterprise platform with content and experiences built for individual markets.
Scale the platform. Keep the niche.
Our products are designed around a simple contradiction: build technology that can serve many communities without making every community feel like one small part of a giant platform.
Start with one community. Solve something real. Make it useful. Then figure out where else the idea belongs.
Focused beats generic.
A product doesn't need to be for everyone to matter.
Local should feel local.
Scale the technology without stripping away the identity of the community.
Keep it simple.
The best products often do one understandable thing exceptionally well.
We're just getting started.
Have a community, organization or idea that might fit what we're building? We'd like to hear about it.