Your birthday wish list, with the surprise kept whole.
Your birthday gift list online, one link to drop into the invitation. Your friends know what to get you without stepping on each other’s toes; you know nothing until the big day.
From idea to gift, in three moves.
- 1You set the date of your party and add what would make you happy: a product link, or just an idea.
- 2You drop the link into the invitation, the friends’ group chat or a text.
- 3Everyone reserves a gift with their first name and email, no account needed.
Your friends share out the gifts. You see nothing.
When Malik reserves the hiking guide, Inès sees it marked “Already taken” and picks another one. Your view of the list shows nothing: not who, not what, not how many.
It isn’t a setting someone could forget: your view of the list never receives the information.
Léa’s 30th
What her friends see
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Pottery taster class, one session
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Alps hiking guide
Already taken -
Cocktail glasses, set of 4
1 of 4 still available
From the first message to the morning after the party.
The date, and the countdown
You set the day of your party, your actual birthday or the Saturday after. The list shows “in 12 days” to your friends and to you, and anyone who reserved but hasn’t bought yet gets a reminder a week and then two days before.
A big present, together
For that nice speaker or the weekend away you’ve been dreaming of, one friend starts a group gift and the others join with their first name and email. They sort out the buying between themselves: the app never handles money.
After the party, the list tidies itself away
A week after your birthday, the list becomes read-only: nobody can reserve any more. You do a quick tidy, wish by wish, between what you received and what you still fancy. Then you archive it, or what’s left moves to your year-round list.
And your friends make their own
At the bottom of your list, your friends find “So, what do you want?”. In two minutes they make their own list for their birthday, and you won’t have to guess either.