“Everyone asks what you need. Now you only have to write it down once.”
The baby is coming.
The list is already here.
A baby registry as a link: wishes from any online shop, family and friends reserve without an app or an account, and nothing arrives twice.
Nine months, a hundred questions. One of them never stops: what do you need?
Grandparents, aunts, colleagues: everyone wants to give something, and nobody wants to get it wrong. And you have better things to do than answer wish list requests by message.
With the list, you collect what you really need in one place. Anyone who wants to give a gift sees what’s still available. You see, at most, that something is reserved, never by whom.
Unwrapping stays a surprise.
Get the appHow the list accompanies you, from the test to the first visits
From the moment you start, you only need to decide what really matters to you.
Collect wishes
Share the link to an item from an online shop, and the picture, title and price come along. From the pram to the muslin cloths.
Good things no shop sells
Add a wish by hand, with your own photo. A meal for the first week, a cleaning day, a contribution to the pram.
One link for everyone
By WhatsApp, message or email. You decide when and how to send it.
No hurdles for visitors
The link opens in the browser. No app, no account, no password. Reserving takes one tap.
Nothing twice
Once something is reserved, it’s taken for everyone else. The wool blanket arrives once.
The surprise stays
You see that something is reserved, never by whom. You unwrap and enjoy.
How it could look for Sophie and Ben
- Week eight
The test is positive. Sophie starts the list, in no rush: a blanket, muslin cloths, a knitted bunny. Picture, title and price come along from the shops.
- Week twelve
Her parents know, and so do the in-laws. The link goes out on WhatsApp. Grandma opens it on her phone, no app needed, and reserves the blanket with one tap.
- Six weeks before the due date
Ben sees that the muslin cloths are reserved and the bunny isn’t. Who reserved it isn’t shown anywhere. He guesses anyway.
- After the birth
Two parcels at the door, no duplicates. Whatever is still open stays on the list, for everyone who comes to visit.
And then the day arrives
What goes on a list like this
Sample wishes for the first weeks as a family of three. Each one comes with picture, title and price from the shop.
Sample items · images AI-generated
Good to know
Free
No subscription, no paid extras.
Visitors need no app
The link opens in the browser, no account needed.
The surprise stays
You never see who reserved what.
Any shop
Share the link, and the picture and price come along.
Add small, practical things too: a meal, a voucher, nappies in the next size up. That way everyone finds something that fits their budget.