One gift for all the teachers
Pick it once, set the count and the price, see the total. Done before the class party sign-up goes out.
6 teachers$15$90
Free. No catch. Made for the one who buys for everyone.
The family gift list, handled.
Kids, your husband, the in-laws, three teachers, two coaches and a birthday party every other Saturday. One list, one budget, and picks that fit each of them.
- Up to 40 people, free
- Share it with your husband
- Nobody doubles up
Christmas
7 of 9 covered
- Ava, 7Art kit, the big oneWrapped
- Leo, 10LEGO setShipped
- MikeImpact driver kitBought
- All 6 teachers6 x $15 = $90Idea
$640 of $800 planned2 left
Everyone, in one list
Not just the people who live with you.
The whole cast, grouped the way your brain already sorts them. Each person takes a short quiz, and every question has a skip.
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KidsAge-safe picks, one quiz per kid
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Your husbandHis hobbies, his teams, no novelty mugs
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Parents and in-lawsPoints earned, effort visible
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GrandparentsEasy to open, easy to love
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Teachers and coachesThoughtful, inside $15 to $40
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FriendsThe ones who show up
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Neighbors and hostsNever show up empty-handed
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Party invitesAge and budget, 30 seconds
The season planner
Who's done, who's left, what it costs.
Every person, their gift, the budget and where it stands. One tap moves a gift along.
- Idea
- Bought
- Wrapped
- Shipped
- Delivered
- A budget per person with a meter for the whole season, so December doesn't surprise anyone.
- A "what's left" view for 11pm, when you only want the unfinished ones.
- A printable checklist for the fridge, the car or the wrapping table.
Plan it together
No more two identical LEGO sets.
Invite your husband, your mom or your sister as a co-planner. You both see the list and every gift. Tap "I've got this" and it's yours, so nobody doubles up. And the surprise rule keeps his own gifts off his screen.
Invite links work once and expire in a week. Remove a co-planner any time.
The quick ones
Teacher gifts and party gifts, sorted in a minute.
Party gift in 30 seconds
The kid's age and your budget, then five picks that are right for the age and easy to wrap on the way.
Age 7$20 to $355 picks
The "buy for my husband" quiz
His hobbies, his tool batteries, his teams, his hard nos. Picks he'll actually use, never another novelty mug.
8 quick screenshe'll think he hinted
Catch ideas all year
Text an idea. Snap a photo.
Someone mentions a thing in July. You save it in five seconds and it's waiting for you in December.
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Type itName first, then the idea: "ava paint set". Filed under Ava.
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Snap itSee it in a store? Take a picture. We figure out what it is and ask whose it is.
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Text itSave our number and text ideas between pickups. You get back "Got it."
Your notes stay private. Photos are read by our own AI on our own hardware, then deleted.
Tuesday, July 14
leo wants the space lego
Got it. Saved for Leo: space LEGO. Nice one, that could be a great Christmas pick.
A photo of an apple bookendLooks like an apple bookend. Who's it for? Ms. Park or Coach Dan?
Monday, November 30
Christmas planner: Leo's space LEGO is on the list. Remember July? He already told you.
Your turn
Stop hinting. Send the list.
Make your own wish list in two minutes and text it to whoever's shopping for you. They tap one, and it's handled.
Make my wish listFair questions
Before you hand it your whole list
Is it really free?
Yes. No subscription, no credit card, up to 40 people. Stores pay us a small commission when you buy through our links, and it costs you nothing extra. The full disclosure.
How does sharing with my husband work?
From your list, get an invite link and text it to him (or have us email it). He signs in with a 6-digit code, no password, and sees the same list. When either of you taps "I've got this", the other one sees it.
Can my husband see what I got him?
No. Anyone in your Partner group is hidden from your co-planners: the name, the gifts, the budget, even the totals. You can keep anyone else secret too, one tap per person. When he joins, his own profile of you stays on his private list unless he ticks it.
Are the kids' picks safe for their age?
Kids' picks are filtered by the age you give, and party picks stay inside your price range. Every pick is a suggestion, so check the store's age label before you buy.
Will you sell my family's info?
Never. Names, notes and dates are visible only to you and the co-planners you invite (minus anyone you keep secret from them). They're never sold or shared with stores. Privacy, in plain English.
Do I have to sign up to try it?
No. Take one quiz and see five picks first. If you like them, save the list with your email and keep going.
Start with whoever's next.
Most moms start with the kids, then the teachers. A couple of minutes now, and the list keeps itself.
Start the list