AeroLift™ by Loame

Modern Engineering, Generational Etiquette.

AeroLift™ by Loame

AeroLift™ by Loame

AeroLift™ by Loame

Modern Engineering, Generational Etiquette.

AeroLift™ by Loame

AeroLift™ by Loame

A birthday gift, the same two-prong tool my grandfather gave me, carrying the same flaws.

A birthday gift, the same two-prong tool my grandfather gave me, carrying the same flaws.

Clubs and balls had been reinvented for decades, but the tool we care for the green with never changed. That was the problem worth solving.

The build

Prototype

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Mechanism

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Timeline

14 days

Client

Stackline inc.

Year

2026

AeroLift product and course image

Stackline had a product people loved once they tried it. Their old site explained every feature in detail, had three different CTAs above the fold, and asked visitors to watch a 4-minute demo video before signing up.

The result was predictable. People landed, scrolled a bit, got overwhelmed, and left. Trial signups were flat for six months despite a growing ad budget.

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The results

+127%

Trial-to-paid conversion

−41%

Bounce rate on pricing page

Our strategy came down to one idea: remove every step between landing and starting a trial. No demo video. No feature comparison on the homepage. One path. One action. We launched on a Monday. By Friday, the numbers were already moving.

The approach

We started where we always start — with behavior, not opinions. First, we ran a full audit of how visitors actually moved through the site. Heatmaps showed that most people never scrolled past the hero.

Session recordings revealed a pattern: visitors would hover over the pricing page, then leave without clicking anything. The demo video had a 12% play rate and a 3% completion rate.

Testimonial

Daniel Kowalski

Founder

Stackline

The wildest part was how much they removed. I kept asking them to add things back and they kept saying no. They were right every time.

The wildest part was how much they removed. I kept asking them to add things back and they kept saying no. They were right every time.

Next project

Form factor

Design

Mechanism

2026

Development

  • Form factor

Next project

Design

Mechanism

Form factor

2026

Development

Next project

Form factor

Design

Mechanism

2026

Development

  • Form factor

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Made in

Florida, USA

Patent pending

© 2026 Loame. All rights reserved.

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Made in

Florida, USA

Patent pending

© 2026 Loame. All rights reserved.

Not Sure Yet?

Drop us your email and we'll let you know when you can find an AeroLift in your local Pro Shop

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Made in

Florida, USA

Patent pending

© 2026 Loame. All rights reserved.