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Save anything from anywhere on the web. Share with family for gifts — or keep it your private wish-jar. Free, ad-free, joy-coded.
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Sarah's wishlist
Anything in here would make me very happy ✨
Sennheiser HD 600 Headphones
High$399 · audiophile-grade open-back
Lodge Cast Iron Dutch Oven 6qt
$89 · enamel-coated, dishwasher-safe
Stanley Quencher H2.0 Tumbler
$45 · the cream one, please
For every moment
The annual best one. Drop hints elegantly.
A registry that doesn't lock you to one store.
Pile in everything — from onesies to strollers.
One link the whole family can finally agree on.
From kettles to candles — make their new place home.
A private wish-jar of everything you'd love someday.
A year of small wants gathered in one place.
A wishlist for any occasion. Or no occasion at all.
How it works
Sign up and name your list — birthday, baby, dream-someday. Whatever fits.
Paste any product URL. We auto-pull the title, image, and price for you.
Flip to public, copy the link, send it to family. They view without signing up.
Why wishlist
Drop a product link and we auto-fill the title, image, and price from any retailer.
One click to flip a wishlist public. Anyone with the link can view — no account required.
Wishlists default to private. Toggle visibility per list whenever you want.
Birthday, holiday, baby shower, dream-someday — keep them organised side by side.
Mark the must-haves so gift-givers know what you actually want most.
Friends will be able to mark items they're getting — no more duplicate gifts.
“We sent the link to the whole family the week before her birthday and not a single person panicked or asked “what does she want” for the first time in eight years.”
A future testimonial
From the family group chat, probably
FAQ
Yes. Wishlist is free while in active development and there are no ads. If a paid tier ever happens, the core (create + share) stays free.
No. When you share a wishlist by link, anyone with the URL can view it without signing up. Only you (the owner) need an account.
On a server I (NoobVenture) run myself — not behind a third-party analytics or ad pipeline. You can export everything as JSON or delete your account at any time.
Any. Paste a product URL from anywhere on the web and the auto-fill grabs whatever title, image, and price the page exposes. You can also type items in by hand.
Reservations on shared wishlists (so gift-givers can claim items), cover images, comments, and email notifications when a friend reserves something.