Two people choose the same thing.
When plans live in chat, no one knows what has already been claimed.
The thoughtful way to share a wish list
More joy. Fewer duplicates. Every surprise intact.
Keep your gift ideas in one shareable list. Friends and family can reserve what they'll buy, so everyone gives with confidence—and you still get the surprise.
Anyone can view a public list. Guests need a free account only when they're ready to reserve a gift.
WishFetch
Birthday wish list
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Bluetooth headphones
Top ideaAvailable
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Sports watch
Reserved
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Tea set
Available
Reserve
Private coordination
Guests coordinate here. You never see who chose each gift.
The problem
Great gift ideas shouldn't get lost in a group chat.
Without one place to coordinate, good intentions become duplicate purchases, last-minute questions, or a surprise given away too soon.
Everyone asks what to buy.
Gift ideas, product links, and useful details are scattered across messages.
Someone gives the surprise away.
Coordinating in front of the recipient can reveal more than it should.
No one knows where to look.
Messages move on; the plan for a meaningful gift shouldn't disappear with them.
The solution
One list for the ideas. A clear plan for everyone else.
Choose the gifts you'd love. The people around you see what's available and coordinate quietly behind the scenes.
Your gift ideas, all together
Add a title, note, price, or product link whenever an idea strikes.
One link to share
Invite the friends and family who should see your list.
Available or reserved at a glance
Everyone sees what still needs a buyer—without awkward follow-ups.
Surprise by design
You'll never see who reserved one of your gifts.
How it works
From “what should I get?” to “I've got it” in three steps.
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Make your list
Save the gifts you'd truly love, with links, prices, and notes.
- 2
Invite your people
Send a link to friends or family wherever you already plan together.
- 3
They reserve their gift
After signing in, guests reserve an idea so no one else buys it.
Use cases
For every person worth celebrating.
Birthdays, holidays, milestones—or simply making it easier to give well.
- Birthdays
- Christmas
- Secret Santa
- Baby shower
- Communions
- Group gifts
- Weddings
- Farewells
The product
A wish list your guests can actually use.
Clear ideas, helpful details, and reservation status make choosing a great gift simple.
Share in seconds
WishFetch
Birthday wish list
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Bluetooth headphones
Top ideaAvailable
Reserve -
Cookbook
Available
Reserve -
Sports watch
Top ideaReserved
Reserved -
Tea set
Available
Reserve -
Sneakers
Reserved
Reserved
No duplicate gifts
Keep the surprise
- Share in seconds
- No duplicate gifts
- Keep the surprise
Protected surprise
Give them certainty. Keep yourself surprised.
Your guests see only what they need to coordinate. You get the joy when the gift arrives—not the spoiler of knowing who chose it.
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Guests can see which gifts are reserved
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Only one person can claim an available gift
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The gift giver stays private from the list owner
Frequently asked questions
Can the honoree see the reservations?
Yes. The list shows when a gift is no longer available, which helps prevent duplicates. It never tells the owner who reserved it.
Can the honoree see who reserved each gift?
No. The group knows what's reserved, but the honoree doesn't see who reserves each gift.
Do I need to sign up to view a list?
No. Anyone can browse a public list without an account. Creating a list and reserving a gift require a free account.
Can I share the list on WhatsApp?
Yes. Share a link in WhatsApp—or wherever your group already plans together.
Is WishFetch free?
Yes. WishFetch is free to use. You can create and share wish lists at no cost.
What happens when someone reserves a gift?
It's marked as reserved right away, so other guests can choose something else. The list owner sees the status, never the reserver's identity.
Does it work for birthdays, Christmas or Secret Santa?
Yes. WishFetch fits birthdays, Christmas, Secret Santa, baby showers, communions, weddings and group gifts.