I was 13 when I first started thinking about how I wanted to make a change in the world. I was always motivated, but honestly, I didn't always know what to do with that motivation. While interning at a building management firm, I noticed that people would sometimes forget to renew their leases or struggled to keep up with everything they had going on. I realized I had the same problem in my own life. When I was 14, I started looking online for an app that could help me manage my time, remind me about my work, and actually keep me on track. I couldn't find what I was looking for, so I decided to build it myself. That's where Liftora started. Since then, I've slowly built and improved the app. I entered the latest update into the Blue Ocean Business Competition and made the Top 500. Instead of stopping there, I've kept working on Liftora and trying to make it better. Over the past 6 months, I grew from 50 to 500+ downloads through organic marketing. Now I'm entering the next phase: going all-in on marketing after spending so much time fixing the product and improving the experience. I'd genuinely love to hear what you think. If you have any questions about Liftora, how I built it, or where I'm taking it next, ask me. I'm also open to any advice — good or bad.

Liftora

Turn the chaos of life into structure that builds you.

Turn the chaos of life into structure that builds you.