The video-first product launch platform

Launch your product free. Keep the backlink.

A swipeable feed of demo reels for new products and startups. Every product gets seen — no upvote race, no 24-hour window.

Live in minutes, not launch days
Do-follow link once you add our badge
Your reel stays up for good

Submit your product free · Open the discovery feed

How Lifto works

Whether you are discovering or launching, Lifto replaces the one-day leaderboard race with an always-on video feed where every product gets initial visibility.

1. Swipe & Discover

Scroll through full-screen product demos. Every product gets fair exposure in a beautiful vertical feed.
2. Like & Save

Like products, save your favourites, leave comments, and follow creators — all without leaving the feed.
3. Submit & Launch

Upload a demo video up to 10 minutes and reach thousands of early adopters hungry for the next big thing.

Built for founders and early adopters

For founders

Launch to an engaged audience

Upload a product demo up to 10 minutes
Get real engagement and feedback
Build a follower base from day one
Track views, likes and saves in real time

For discoverers

Find tools before they trend

Swipe through curated product demos
Save and organise your favourites
Follow creators you love
Get recommendations tailored to you

Every niche, one feed

From AI tools to mobile apps — discover products in any space: AI, SaaS, Mobile App, Developer Tool, Productivity, Design, Marketing, Finance, Health, Education, Gaming, Web3.

Lifto vs Product Hunt

An honest side-by-side. No leaderboard race, no one-day launches. Read the longer breakdown in our guide to Product Hunt alternatives.

Feature	Lifto	Product Hunt
Discovery format	Swipeable vertical reels	Static daily list
How you grasp a product	Watch a video — short or long	Read tagline and screenshots
Launch window	Always-on, no launch-day pressure	One day to win the leaderboard
Works everywhere	Mobile and desktop, TikTok-style UX	Desktop-first
Cost to be seen	Free to submit	Free, but upvote politics
Audience	Founders and early adopters who love video	Hunters and power users

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From the Lifto blog

How to find early adopters for your SaaS after a flat launch
September 7, 2026
If your launch fell flat, stop waiting for passive traffic and use these four manual, outbound tactics to sign your first 10 active users today.
SaaS pre-launch waitlist strategies that actually work
August 31, 2026
Skip the generic landing pages and learn the exact tactical steps to build, engage, and convert a SaaS pre-launch waitlist of high-intent users.
What to do the week after your SaaS launch goes flat
August 24, 2026
If your Product Hunt launch yielded zero signups, here is the exact tactical playbook to salvage your distribution and find your first 10 paying users.
How to get featured on tech discovery sites after launch
August 17, 2026
A practical playbook to pitch tech discovery sites, fix your launch page, and turn a flat launch into steady founder-ready traffic.
I rebuilt my launch platform's SEO in a week. DR went 3 → 30. Here's every problem I found.
August 15, 2026
Nine SEO problems I found on my own launch platform in one week — an invisible homepage, a schema pointing at a stranger, a blog competing with itself — and what actually moved Domain Rating from 3 to 30.