Make a Christmas wishlist
Christmas is when the same present turns up twice. A shared Christmas wishlist fixes that: everyone sees what’s still free, and claims a gift before buying it.
You can make a list for yourself and one for each child, then share them all with grandparents, aunts and uncles. You’ll never see what’s been claimed, so Christmas morning stays a surprise.
How it works
Write your list early
Add gifts from any shop with a link, or type in an idea. Mark the ones that matter most.
Share it with the family
One link per list, for a message or the family group chat.
Duplicates disappear
Claimed gifts show as taken for everyone else, so nobody buys the same thing twice.
Questions
Can each child have their own list?
Yes. Make one list per child and add who it’s for. You can share each one separately.
Can several people give one gift together?
Yes. Set a quantity, and several people can each claim part of it, for example 2 of 4 chairs.
What happens to the list after Christmas?
The day after its date, it moves to Past lists. You can mark gifts as received and use it again next year.
Organising a Secret Santa too?
Wish Gift can draw names for you, with exclusions and a private reveal. See Secret Santa.