Est. 1997

Purveyors of fine apps, radios, and questionable contraptions.

A benevolent monopoly Trust-busting welcome

Ledger of the Company

Works & Holdings

Divisions, subsidiaries & sundry concerns of Froth Industries

  1. Division No. 1

    Details forthcoming.

    Capital: undisclosed · Output: classified

    Coming soon

  2. Division No. 2

    Plans locked in the Chairman’s safe.

    Capital: considerable · Output: a faint whistling

    Coming soon

  3. Division No. 3

    Steam pressure building. Please stand well back.

    Capital: mostly gears · Output: to be announced

    Coming soon

Audited by the Chairman, who found everything in order.

From the Boardroom

The Chairman

Cut-paper portrait of Carmine Granucci as a Gilded Age industrialist: swept-back silver hair, round dark-framed glasses, a trimmed white beard, a black frock coat over a patterned red-and-gold waistcoat, with a factory and smokestacks behind him.
Carmine Granucci Founder & Chairman

Portrait commissioned by the Board of Directors, which consists entirely of the Chairman.

A Brief History

About the Company

Froth Industries was founded in 1997, when the internet was mostly steam and modems sang in the key of screech. From a single workbench and a borrowed soldering iron, the firm set out to manufacture the finest contraptions money could not quite buy.

In the decades since, the Company has amassed considerable holdings in apps, radios, gadgets of uncertain purpose, and a strategic reserve of gears. Its furnaces run on coffee and curiosity. Its workers, all one of them, observe a strict policy of Tinkering Before Breakfast.

By its own audit, Froth Industries is a benevolent monopoly: it has cornered the market on things its Chairman finds delightful, and faces no competition save the occasional nap. Shareholders are paid in dividends of joy. Trust-busting welcome.

Made by Carmine Granucci in Arlington, Massachusetts.