li.st - Express yourself through the medium of lists.

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We've been using li.st (formerly, The List App) at Product Hunt to create lists on anything from: • (in GIFs) • (in GIFs) • (very popular list) • (an open list that people can add to) • (via ) • (via ) • Lots of other cool lists :) A few more things: • The app is super well designed and is a joy to use • What I mean by that is, it makes me want to keep making more lists • The format is really enjoyable to consume and browse through, particularly on mobile • We'll keep making a lot more lists :) In case you missed it... • and were on stage at TC Disrupt in New York this week • The List App --> li.st (because cool companies drop the "the" ;) • And because there's a web version coming out soon 👀 • And the big news is... • li.st is now available on Android! For more, read the about the new li.st and Android launch (and check out where he talks about how he came up with li.st)
Great summary, Niv! Also thanks for sharing some of the lists the PH team have created - the Menu Bar Apps for Mac is awesome!
what was different than making a PH collection/channel for " Must Have Menu Bar Apps for Mac" lsit among others ?
nice segment with Stephen Colbert last night!
i've been so impressed w this product since day 1. such good stuff on it. congrats you guys!
"Not for groceries" may be one of the best subtitle I've seen.
thank you!
One of my favorite episodes of 's Recode Decode is with and . But real talk. What's your beef with groceries, / ?
we both had bad experiences with groceries as children. prefer not to talk about it.
hahaha, we just wanted to make it super clear, in a fun way, that li.st is first and foremost about self-expression. that said, if you wanna express yourself through your groceries, go for it! i do think it might scare people to see a grocery list that just said "1000 cases of La Croix", though.
you just inspired me to create a list of my favorite LaCroix flavors. #teamcoconut
that slogan tho! Instantly thinks, oh another list app. Read's slogan, laughs, downloads. Def. get it right away with the no groceries quip. Feels a little like a Rex.is type app. Don't know why but I'm kind of afraid of getting really deep in Pintrest for some reason, but there is stuff all over the web I'd love to log to a shareable list. Maybe this is that for me. Congrats on launch.
Q for -- when will the web version of li.st be released publicly? 🤔
soon! it's our #1 priority right now. Expect to release in early summer! It will be a fully functional web product, with all the features you've come to love on the li.st mobile app.
awesome! ya i've been on the beta and it's great as a "utility" -- but unlike the mobile app, which makes me want to list more things (so excited for it to come out :)
Can you make a list about... products?!
of course!
What's the most common type of list you see created?
hey! what i'd say is that there's a common purpose amongst the vast majority of lists, and that's self-expression.
There are always very nice comments/responses at the bottom of the lists we make. 😊 How do you guys think about community, and have you done anything specific to grow it / built the li.st community?
Our private beta period was over 7 months long, and the community grew very, very slowly (intentionally so) from double digits to ~5000, largely through friends inviting friends inviting friends and so on. It was obvious very early on that self-expression was going to be the key use of the product, and I think that personal vibe combined with a small, very tight beta community created a strongly positive energy in the community. It's been incredible to watch that energy flourish as the community grows. It hasn't lost a step.
Anything that touches is gold. So cool to see you pop up here!
thx chris! :)
I have a really old version of this in my office, it's called a pad of paper, cool to see it tube-enabled
Excited about the redesign!
thank you! glad you're enjoying it. would love to hear more specific thoughts on why, though! always helpful for me.
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