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What I Wish

Gift lists your friends can reserve from, no account needed

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What I Wish is a free gift list app. You create a list for a birthday, a wedding, Christmas or a baby shower, add the things you actually want with their links, and share one URL. Your friends open the list and reserve the item they will bring. They do not need an account: reserving takes one tap, and the rest of the guests see it as taken, so nobody buys the same gift twice. You never see who reserved what, so the surprise stays. Lists are public or private, work in Spanish, English and Portuguese, and there is nothing to install. Built in Buenos Aires.

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Features

Guests reserve gifts without creating an account

Reserved items show as taken to everyone else, so no duplicate gifts

The list owner never sees who reserved what

Public or private lists, shared with one link

Spanish, English and Portuguese

Works on any phone, nothing to install

Use Cases

Birthday lists for kids and adults

Wedding and baby shower registries without a store

Christmas lists for the whole family

Any group gift where people keep asking what to bring

Comments

Hi, I am Nahuel, the maker. I built What I Wish because every birthday in my family ended with two people bringing the same gift. The rule that shaped the product: the guest reserves without creating an account, and the owner never sees who reserved what. It is free, works in Spanish, English and Portuguese, and I am happy to answer anything about how it is built.

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Founder of OLBO web studio, Lviv. Fast, ...

"No account needed" is the right call — half of my relatives would never sign up for anything. How do you stop two people reserving the same gift at the same time, and can the list owner stay unaware of what was reserved?

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Founder, Promo Drop: tested promo codes ...

If a friend reserves a gift and then can't buy it after all, how do they release it without an account? I'm curious whether the reservation is tied to their device, or whether the list owner has to step in, which would spoil the part where they never see who reserved what.

What does a private list protect against: search engines finding it, or anyone without an invitation opening it? Putting that explanation next to the share button would help, especially when a link gets forwarded beyond the original guest list.

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I am a freelancer, web developer.

Love the “no account needed” decision, it removes the biggest friction for guests. Do you plan to support group gifts, where a few people split the cost of one bigger item? Great work, Nahuel!

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Comments

Hi, I am Nahuel, the maker. I built What I Wish because every birthday in my family ended with two people bringing the same gift. The rule that shaped the product: the guest reserves without creating an account, and the owner never sees who reserved what. It is free, works in Spanish, English and Portuguese, and I am happy to answer anything about how it is built.

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Founder of OLBO web studio, Lviv. Fast, ...

"No account needed" is the right call — half of my relatives would never sign up for anything. How do you stop two people reserving the same gift at the same time, and can the list owner stay unaware of what was reserved?

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Founder, Promo Drop: tested promo codes ...

If a friend reserves a gift and then can't buy it after all, how do they release it without an account? I'm curious whether the reservation is tied to their device, or whether the list owner has to step in, which would spoil the part where they never see who reserved what.

What does a private list protect against: search engines finding it, or anyone without an invitation opening it? Putting that explanation next to the share button would help, especially when a link gets forwarded beyond the original guest list.

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I am a freelancer, web developer.

Love the “no account needed” decision, it removes the biggest friction for guests. Do you plan to support group gifts, where a few people split the cost of one bigger item? Great work, Nahuel!

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