Ditto was originally built around a very specific internet behavior: turning thoughts into lists people wanted to share.

The app launched in April built around Gen Z subjects: lists like “my perfect boyfriend,” “dopamine menu,” or “internship trauma”. They build a 30K waitlist with the founder going viral several times, but the momentum faded quickly after launch.

Now the app seems to be active again. Since the start of 2026, Ditto has launched 26 accounts, with 6 of them starting in March.

The volume is starting but the views are still not back like they used to, with only 923K views in the last 30 days. What has changed, though, is the content direction.

Instead of chasing Gen Z relatability, Ditto now seems to be narrowing in on college students and pushing University of Florida-style campus content.

They have a page dedicated to “campus life, overshared”: @dittogators. The content is built around local list posts like: best dorms for the freshman experience, advice for the UF class of 2030… and always with a list made on the Ditto app.

They’re targeting a very specific student community. 

“Ungatekeeping the best spots in Gainesville” then she shows her lists through the ditto app -> 11.8K views

Founder Lillie, “the list app girl,” is still posting, but her content now seems to lean more into her entrepreneur journey than into the kind of list-first content that originally helped define Ditto’s distribution.

Her videos and hooks are still in the top:

But we’ll keep an eye on them as their creator network grows.