Share one list and let everyone quietly take a different present

Wooden chess set
Manual coffee grinder
Stanley thermos

Black is what you took. Grey is what somebody else took, and it will not budge. Everything else is still free. That is the whole of Wishlistun — write the list, send the link, and nobody signs in.

Start a list

Write the list before you sign in to anything

Open wishlistun.com and a list is already sitting there, waiting to be typed over. Change the title, replace the lines, add more of them. The draft stays in your browser until you press Save and start — the first and only time Google comes up, and the list you already made comes with you.

wishlistun.com on a first visit: a list with a generated title and three items is already there, editable, with a Save and start button below. — The first screen, before any account exists

Send one link and stop answering “what does he want?”

One field, one black button. Anyone who opens that link gets the list and can tick things on it. No account, no app, nothing to install — which is the point, because the people you are sending it to are your family, not your users.

The share panel: a read-only field holding https://wishlistun.com/wishlist.html?s=dads60th&ce=0-2-6, a black Share button, and an Invite by name row showing five guests. — The ce in the link carries the emoji you chose, so guests get the burst you picked

Let each person take a different thing

This is what lands in the family chat. Lines with a black tick are the ones you took, and you can untick them. The grey ones somebody else took: half faded, and they do not take the click. No message, no argument — the row simply will not go.

The guest view of Dad's 60th: the invitation above, then six items — Wooden chess set ticked in black, Manual coffee grinder and Concert tickets ticked in grey and faded, three still free. — What Anna sees. Pete opens the same list and his own pick is the black one

The same list on a phone, with the same three states. — No account on the phone either — a tick is filed against a browser id

Anna takes the thermos. Pete's click on it does nothing — but the same click, one row down, on something nobody has taken, works exactly the same for him.

Give every guest their own page

Write the invitation once: a line of text, the date, the time, the place. Then add the names. Wishlistun builds a separate link for each one, and whoever opens it gets their name in the greeting and three honest buttons — I will come, Not sure yet, I can’t come. The answer turns up beside their name on your side.

The Invitation for guests dialog: invitation text, date, time and place, then Anna, Pete, Mum, Sasha and Tom, each with their reply and a Copy link button. — Tom has not answered yet. The owner is the only person who can see that

A guest page on a phone: Hello, Anna!, the invitation, the date and place, three reply buttons, and the wishlist below. — Only the greeting changes from link to link; the list underneath is the same one

See what is still free without asking anyone

Your side of the same list. Taken items are struck through, free ones are plain, and nobody has to be asked who is bringing what. Tick one yourself and the app stops to check first.

The editor: Your Lists down the left with six lists, Dad's 60th open, three items struck through and three plain, the share panel below. — The owner sees that something is taken, never who took it

A dialog reading: Items are usually checked by guests. Check this one yourself? with Cancel and Yes buttons.

Open it on a phone, in your language, for nothing

Pick what flies when a box is ticked

Ten emoji to choose from, three of them on by default. The choice is stored with the list, so your guests get the same burst you picked.

The Choose check emojis panel open, showing ten emoji to pick from.

Read it in eight languages

Picked from the browser, switchable at the bottom of the app.

English
Deutsch
Español
中文
Français
Português
Русский
日本語

Edit from the phone in your hand

The same editor; your lists live behind the menu button.

The editor on a phone with the sidebar open, showing the account and six saved lists.

Pay nothing and ask nobody to sign up

Wishlistun is free, and the people you send a list to never make an account. There is a quiet support link at the bottom of the app, and that is the whole of the business model.

Put the list up before the next birthday lands

It takes about a minute, and the people you send it to never have to sign up for anything.

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