Lior Shiff

Lior Shiff is co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Tripledot Games, a London-based mobile games company founded in 2017 with Eyal Chameides and Akin Babayigit. Under Shiff’s leadership, Tripledot has achieved sustained success with hit puzzle titles including Woodoku and Solitaire.

In 2025, Shiff oversaw Tripledot’s acquisition of AppLovin’s mobile games business, bringing ten studios and more than 2,000 employees into the group. Following the transaction, Tripledot expanded to 12 studios across 23 cities, with a combined portfolio reaching around 25m daily active users and generating close to $2bn in gross annual revenue.

Before founding Tripledot, Shiff co-founded social games publisher Product Madness, which specialised in casino-style games and was acquired by Aristocrat in 2012, five years after its founding. He holds a BA in Computer Science and Accounting from Tel Aviv University and an MBA from Stanford University.

Tripledot Games develops and publishes free-to-play mobile games, focusing primarily on the puzzle and casual genres.

In 2025, Tripledot bought AppLovin's mobile games business for $400m in cash and an equity stake representing approximately 20% of Tripledot, making AppLovin a significant minority shareholder in the company. The transaction added ten studios including Lion Studios, PeopleFun, Magic Tavern, Machine Zone and Belka Games, significantly broadening Tripledot’s portfolio beyond its original casual and puzzle titles.

Tripledot continued its acquisition-led expansion in August 2026, acquiring mobile games publisher Supersonic from Unity for $40m. Supersonic’s portfolio includes titles such as Bridge Race, Going Balls and Build A Queen, and has generated more than 6.2bn lifetime downloads.