Your Christmas wish list, no gift bought twice.
Jot down your ideas and send one link to your family. Everyone sees what’s already taken; you keep the surprise until Christmas morning.
Your Christmas list in three steps.
- 1You make your Christmas list and add your ideas, with or without a link to a shop.
- 2You send the link to the family group chat, by text or by email.
- 3Your family reserves a gift in a couple of taps, no account, no app.
No duplicates under the tree.
When your aunt reserves the graphic novel, your cousin sees it marked “Already taken” and picks something else. You see 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 Christmas list
What her friends see
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Winter tea gift box
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Graphic novel, complete edition
Already taken -
Champagne flutes, set of 6
2 of 6 still available
At Christmas, the whole family gives at once.
A list for everyone
Your sister, your parents, your uncle: each of them can make their own Christmas list and share its link. You reserve on theirs, they reserve on yours, and nobody sees what was picked for them.
Gifts get shared out without a group chat
No more shared spreadsheet or “who’s getting what?” messages. As soon as a gift is reserved, everyone else can see it. For a big present, one person starts a group gift and the others join in; they sort out the buying between themselves.
Your Christmas, your date
Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, or the weekend when everyone gets together: you pick the date. The list’s countdown follows it, and anyone who reserved but hasn’t bought yet gets a reminder a week and then two days before.
After the holidays, the list tidies itself away
A week after the date, your family can no longer reserve. You do a quick tidy: what you received leaves the list, and the rest can move to your year-round list. You can also reuse it for another occasion, or archive it.