AI-generated: A family laughs over a phone on the sofa in front of the Christmas tree.

“The best sentence in December: have a look at the list.”

Christmas wish list

Christmas is coming.
The list is already here.

A wish list as a link: wishes from any online shop, the family reserves without an app or an account, and no gift under the tree comes twice.

AI-generated: The mine, thanks. app on an iPhone – a wishlist with four wishes, topped by a polaroid of a couple eating pizza on the floor.

Every November, the same question: what would you like?

Parents, siblings, godmother: everyone wants something that fits, and nobody wants to guess. And in the end there are two identical scarves under the tree.

With the wish list, you collect what you really want in one place. The family sees what’s still available. You see, at most, that something is reserved, never by whom.

Unwrapping stays a surprise.

Get the app

How the list accompanies you, from the start of Advent to the unwrapping

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. All year round, not just in December.

Even what no shop sells

Add a wish by hand, with your own photo. A day out, a concert, an evening together.

One link for everyone

By WhatsApp, message or email. You decide when and how to send it.

No hurdles for family

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 headphones arrive once.

The surprise stays

You see that something is reserved, never by whom. You unwrap and enjoy.

AI-generated: A woman in a wool sweater unwraps a gift with a red ribbon by the Christmas tree.
AI-generated: Two friends toast with mulled wine in the kitchen while snow falls outside.
AI-generated: Two siblings at the Christmas table, one showing the other something on a phone.
An example, not a real family

How it could look for Katrin and her family

  1. Early November

    Katrin starts her list: headphones, a cookbook, warm slippers. Picture, title and price come along from the shops.

  2. First Advent

    The link goes into the family chat. Her brother opens it on his phone, no app needed, and reserves the headphones with one tap.

  3. One week before Christmas Eve

    Katrin sees that the headphones are reserved and the slippers aren’t. Who reserved them isn’t shown anywhere. She guesses anyway.

  4. Christmas Eve

    Three parcels under the tree, no duplicates. Whatever is still open stays on the list, for anyone who gives a gift later.

And then the day arrives

AI-generated: An Advent wreath with four burning candles on a wooden table.
First Advent: the list is already in the family chat.
AI-generated: A laid Christmas table with candles and fir branches.
The table on Christmas Eve, the gifts already handed out.
AI-generated: Gifts wrapped in brown paper with red ribbons under the Christmas tree.
Under the tree lies what was on the list.

What goes on a list like this

Sample wishes for December. Each one comes with picture, title and price from the shop.

Reserved
Headphones €129
Felt slippers €39
Reserved
Vegetables, made simple €29
Merino wool blanket €89
Brass candle holder €48
Reserved
Red bag €79

Sample items · images AI-generated

Good to know

Free

No subscription, no paid extras.

Family needs 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.

A tip for your list

Start early and mix small and big wishes. Even someone who only looks in mid-December will still find something that fits.

Start your wish list. Your first list is ready in a few minutes.

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The app

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Make a list, share a link, stop being asked. It's on iPhone and Android.

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