Why not a single shop’s list?
Many online shops offer their own wish list. It's handy, but limited to their products: a book from an independent bookshop, a maker's creation or an experience don't fit.
An independent list accepts any link, and even an idea with no link at all: “concert tickets”, “a cookery class”.
How “My wishes” works
- Write down a wish: a title, a link if you have one, a price, some details.
- From the link, the title, price and photo fill in by themselves when the shop allows it; otherwise you add them by hand.
- When a celebration comes up, put your wishes on that occasion's list in one click.
- If you like, your groups (family, friends) can see your wishes at any time, even outside any list, and reserve them for you in secret.
All year round, effortlessly
When your list hasn't changed for over a month, you're invited to look through it: remove what you've already been given or no longer want.
After a celebration, what you were given leaves your wishes, and what you weren't is suggested again for next time.
Our tips
- Write the idea down as soon as it comes, even without a link: you can add details later.
- Add wishes at every price, from small treats to big presents.
- Give the size and colour so nobody has to ask.