One wishlist,
built together.
Make a wishlist with the people you’re planning with, then share it with everyone else. They claim what they’re buying, so nobody turns up with the same gift twice.
Create a shared wishlistTakes about a minute. Nothing to sign up for.
The collaborate link
For the people building the list with you. They can add wishes and edit the list. Send it only to those you trust with it — and keep it yourself, because it’s how you get back in from any device.
The claim link
For your guests. They see the list and can mark a gift as taken, but they can’t change anything. Safe to put in a group chat or on an invitation.
How it works
- 1
Create the list
Give it a name and add your first wishes. No account, no email address, nothing to install.
- 2
Invite the others
Send the collaborate link to whoever is building the list with you. They can add wishes straight away.
- 3
Share with your guests
Send the claim link to friends and family. It's a separate link — they can see the list but can't change it.
- 4
Guests claim their gift
One tap marks a wish as taken, so the next person sees it's covered and nobody buys the same thing twice.
Questions
What makes this different from a normal wishlist?
Two or more people build it together. A couple planning a wedding, housemates setting up a flat, parents organising a child's birthday — everyone adds to the same list, and it's shared with guests as one link.
Do I need an account?
No. You create a list and get your links immediately — no sign-up, no email address, no password. Just keep your collaborate link: that link is what proves the list is yours, and it works on any device.
What's the difference between the two links?
The collaborate link lets someone add and edit wishes — send it only to the people building the list with you. The claim link only lets someone view the list and mark a gift as taken. Sharing the claim link never gives anyone the ability to change your list.
Can guests see what's already been claimed?
Yes — that's the point. A claimed wish shows as taken so the next guest picks something else. Claiming takes one tap and needs no account.
Do my guests need the app?
No. A shared wishlist opens in any browser on any device. WishKart's app is a separate thing for your own personal wishlists — shared lists work entirely on the web.
Who can find my list?
Only people you send a link to. Lists aren't listed anywhere, can't be searched or browsed, and are never indexed by search engines. The link contains a long random code that can't realistically be guessed.