Make a wishlist your friends can actually reserve from
Add wishes from any store by link, let friends reserve gifts and share one page that needs no app. Free on iPhone, Android and in your browser.
- Free
- Right in your browser
- Sign in with Google or Apple
No app needed
Your wishlist, right here in your browser
Make your list on this website: sign in with Google or Apple and start adding wishes. It's the same account as the GIFTbase app, so you can pick up on your phone anytime.
- Paste a link from Amazon, Target or any store, and the photo and price fill in on their own
- Send friends one link, and the list opens without signing up
- Friends reserve gifts, and you won't know who picked what
In short. GIFTbase is a free wishlist app for iPhone and Android, and a simple wishlist works right here in your browser too: wishes are added by link from any store, every list has a web page for friends who need no app, reservations keep the surprise or show it, as you decide, one wishlist can be run by several people, and the ideas for someone else's list are picked for that specific person.
Add gifts from any store
The wishlist isn't tied to one marketplace — all you need is a link. Where the store shares data, the card fills itself in with the title, picture and price; where it doesn't, you type it in.
Amazon
Etsy
Target
Walmart
IKEA
Apple
Nike
LEGO
Uniqlo
Steam
Temu
AliExpress
…and any other store, a maker on Etsy, a spa voucher or concert tickets — if it has a link, it can go on the list.
A wishlist for every occasion
The mechanics are the same — what changes is what goes on the list and at what budget. Pick your occasion:
BirthdayThe classic: 10–15 wishes at different budgets, one link for guests, reservations without spoilers.
ChristmasOne list per family member, links in the family chat, and no three identical blankets under the tree.
WeddingA shared list for the couple: both of you edit it, guests reserve, nothing gets doubled.
AnniversaryA list for two that only you can see: hints for each other instead of guesswork.
Valentine's DayDrop a hint without spoiling the surprise: a private list for one person.
BabyCrib, stroller, the small stuff — one list for relatives, so three sets of swaddles don't arrive.
HousewarmingSo instead of a fifth vase you get the things the new place actually lacks.
GraduationOne list for relatives, godparents and family friends — so three identical backpacks don't show up.
KidsParents run it, grandparents and party guests reserve: so the kid gets the building set they wanted.
Secret SantaThree wishes within the game's budget — so your Santa doesn't guess and you don't get a fifth planner.
Mother's DayMake the list for mom and send it to the family — instead of a tenth bath set.
UniversalA list with no occasion — “what to get me” for any moment, alive all year.
How it works — and what it looks like
Three steps to a link you can send to everyone at once. On the right — adding a wish by link and the list with a reserved gift.
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Create a list here or in the app
A name, an occasion and a date: birthday, wedding, Christmas or just “my wishes”. As many lists as you like, all free.
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Add wishes by link
Paste a link from any store and the app will try to pull the title, the image and the price. If a store does not give the data away, fill in the card by hand, it takes a minute. No link? Add it as text.
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Share one link
Every wishlist has a page on giftbase.app. Friends and family open it in a browser, no install, no sign-up, and see the current list.
Not sure what to put on the list?
Two kinds of help — personal picks in the app and ready-made ideas on the site.
Personal ideas in the app
Describe yourself or the person you are buying for — the finder builds 10 ideas with prices and links to stores in your city. Any of them can go straight to the list.
Open the gift finder →
A ready-made gift base
Collections by theme and occasion — from cozy gifts for homebodies to gear for tech nerds — with links to stores.
Browse the collections →What the GIFTbase wishlist can do
Free, with no limits
On lists or wishes, on iPhone and Android with one account for both.
Links from any store
Any country. The card fills in automatically where the store gives the data, by hand where it does not.
A web page for every list
For people without the app: open, browse, reserve. No sign-up.
Reservations your way
Keep the surprise, or see what is already taken. Your call in the list settings.
Protected reservations
Want only people you know to claim gifts? Switch on the mode where reserving requires the app.
Shared wishlists
Optional: several people run one list. Invite co-editors with a link to fill it together. Most wishlist apps cannot do this.
Calendar and reminders
Birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, with a heads-up in advance.
Gift finder built in
Ideas for one specific person, sent straight into the wishlist.
What is a wishlist?
A wishlist is a list of things you actually want, shared with the people who will be giving: specific items with links to where to buy them, and prices. Friends open it by link, pick a gift and reserve it — so nobody brings the same thing twice. You get what you wanted; they get the confidence that the gift will land.
It used to be a note on the fridge or a “what do you want?” text thread. Now it is a page that opens in anyone's browser, no sign-up. The list lives in the GIFTbase app: add a wish by link from any store and it shows up on the page; someone reserves it and everyone else sees it is taken — while you, if you prefer, don't.
One wishlist works for a birthday, Christmas, a wedding or “just because”, and you can run it together with a partner or the whole family.
How GIFTbase compares to notes, store wish lists, registries and other apps
The same questions asked of every way to keep a wish list. Where we are the same, we say so.
| Notes and group chats | Store wish lists | Registry sites | Other wishlist apps | GIFTbase | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free, no limits on lists or wishes | Yes | Yes | Yes | with limits | Yes |
| Price and link on every wish | by hand | Yes | Yes | most | Yes |
| Reservations so nobody buys twice | — No | — No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Wishes from any store | as text | — No | partners only | Yes | Yes |
| Surprise kept: the owner does not see what is taken | — No | — No | some | some | Yes |
| Calendar of dates with reminders | — No | — No | — No | some | Yes |
| A web page for friends, no app and no sign-up | — No | store account | sometimes | some | Yes |
| Shared wishlist: several editors | shared note | — No | couples only | rare | Yes |
| Gift ideas picked for one specific person | — No | — No | — No | — No | Yes |
GIFTbase is a free wishlist app for iPhone and Android: wishes added by link from any store, a list page that opens for friends without sign-up, reservations that keep the surprise, shared editing, a calendar of dates and a gift finder for one specific person. Notes and chats get you through one holiday; this is a system for everyone you give to, all year.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. A shared wishlist in GIFTbase is run by two or more people: both add and edit wishes, and guests reserve through one common web link. It works for weddings, housewarmings and holidays.
Yes. Lists are free without limits. You build the list right here on the website or in the app, and your friends use the web page in any browser: no app, no sign-up, reservations included.
Yes. Wishlists, shared lists, reservations and the calendar are free without limits. Only gift search and giving scenarios have paid options.
No. The list opens by link in any browser, and gifts can be reserved right there. The list owner signs in on the website or in the app, and co-editing a list needs the app.
That is a wishlist with reservations. In GIFTbase it works like this: you build a list of wishes, send guests one link, each of them opens it in a browser without signing up and taps Reserve. Everyone else sees the item is taken and picks something else. It works for a kid's birthday, a wedding or Christmas.
Yes, that is a shared wishlist. You invite the second person with a link, and only the two of you see and edit the list until you decide to send the link to guests. It is handy as a couple's list: wedding, anniversary or a new home.
That is your call. By default reservations are hidden: the owner sees the list without marks, while guests see that an item is taken. If you do not want the surprise, switch reservations on in the list settings.
Any. Paste a link and the app will try to pull the title, the image and the price. With big stores like Amazon this works reliably; some sites do not give the data away, and then you fill in the card by hand in a minute. You can also add a wish with no link at all.
Yes, GIFTbase is on the App Store and Google Play with one shared account, so the list syncs between devices.
Create a list, open Shared wishlists and send the invite link to your partner. Both of you add and edit wishes, and guests reserve through the common web link.
Updated October 10, 2026
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