
White leather trainers
£85 from Common Ground
You make a wish list and share one link. Your friends and family claim what they’re buying, so nobody buys the same thing twice, and you still get a surprise.
No sign up. Give it a name, pick an occasion and a pattern for the top of the page.
Paste a link and we fill in the name, photo and price. If a shop doesn’t share those, add them yourself. You can also add things without a link.
We send you a login link, so there’s no password to remember. Come back any time to add more.
Send it in a message or an email, or print the QR code inside an invitation.
Paste a link and the photo and price fill in for you.
No account, no app. The list works on any phone or computer.
Add your name, and an email if you’d like a reminder and a link to undo it later. The gift is then marked as taken for everyone else.
Each item links to where the owner found it. Changed your mind? Tap Undo on the list or use the link in your email.
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Sam’s 40th
Friday 6 June · 4 things

White leather trainers
£85 from Common Ground

Fig and cedar candle
£32 from Wick and Wax

Wireless headphones, sage
£149 from Sound Supply
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Seasonal cookbook
£26 from Hartley Books
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What a guest sees after claiming the headphones. Try it yourself
You never see what’s been claimed unless you open the reveal and confirm. Until then, your list looks the same as the day you shared it.
Each list has a link that can’t be guessed. They aren’t published anywhere and are hidden from search engines, so only people you send the link to can see yours.
A name is enough to claim a gift. If you open the reveal, you see names and messages, never emails. Thank-you notes go out through us.
Guests can add an email to get an undo link. It’s never shown to the list owner.
Questions about your data? Get in touch.
Free, with no sign up.