Our Story

Our Mission

To redefine stair mobility through intelligent, human-centered machines that lift what matters anywhere.

Our Story

It started with a simple problem: stairs stop people.

They stop caregivers from safely helping aging parents.
They stop delivery drivers from hauling appliances through walk-ups.
They stop technicians from moving printers, AC units, or routers in tight stairwells.
And sometimes... they stop progress.

At Treadlyft, we saw a world full of movement — people, families, businesses — all blocked by a challenge as old as time: getting up and down the stairs.

So, we got to work.

Drawing from the latest in robotics, mobility engineering, and ergonomic design, we developed a new generation of stair-climbing machines — each one purpose-built to take on the barriers of vertical movement in everyday life.

From our flagship Assist+ that restores dignity and freedom for elderly users,
to our MaxHaul Auto — a powerhouse built to carry up to 420kg (926 lbs) on its own —
we're here to make sure that no stair is too steep, no task too heavy, and no life too limited.

What We Believe

• Mobility is a human right.
  Whether you're 80 years old or 8 floors up — you should have the ability to move safely and confidently.
• Machines should serve people.
  Every Treadlyft model is built with real humans in mind — designed to empower, not overwhelm.
• One product won’t solve it all.
  That’s why we offer specialized solutions for home, work, and industrial use — from our ultra-compact HomeLyft to our technician-ready ProLyft Max.
• Safety is not optional.
  Our machines go through rigorous load, brake, and durability tests — because when you're lifting what matters, failure is not an option.

Why We're Called Treadlyft

Because that’s what we do.
We tread — safely and confidently — where others stop.
And we lift — the people, the tools, the lives that move us forward.

Join the Movement

Whether you're a caregiver, a contractor, or a company that moves things every day —
Treadlyft gives you the power to climb with confidence.

So go ahead:
Take the stairs.
Lift what matters.
And do it with Treadlyft.