The gift list your family will actually use.
One list for every occasion, one link to share. Everyone sees what you’d love and what’s already taken — so the questions stop coming to you.
- Free to use
- No password, just your email
- Ready in under a minute
…but I don’t do lists.
Fair enough. Plenty of people feel a gift list is a bit cheeky — like handing round an order form — or that it takes the thought out of it. The thing is, a list isn’t really for you. It’s for the people who want to get you something and would rather not ask.
What your people see
Maya shares her birthday list, and this is what her family sees. When someone taps Reserve, that gift shows as Taken to everyone else. Maya can’t see what’s taken until after her birthday, so the surprise survives.
- One link for everyone
- Reserved gifts stay a secret
Simple for you. Even simpler for them.
Add anything, from any website.
Seen something you’d love? On your phone, tap Share on any website and choose Gift List Guru — it lands on your list, picture and all. On a computer, our Chrome extension does it in one click.
Share it once.
One link works for everyone, on any phone. Send it however your family talks.
Everyone sees what’s taken. Nobody sees who.
The family can check the list instead of asking you — and you never see who reserved what, so the surprise survives.
Stuck? Ask the gift finder.
Say who it’s for and what you want to spend. It suggests real gifts you can buy now or add to a list.
gift ideas from UK shops, ready to add to any list.
for you and everyone buying. No password, just your email.
for every birthday, wedding and Christmas.
Ideas worth adding.
A taste of our 1,000+ gift ideas. Buy one now, or tuck it onto a list and let someone else take the hint.
Be the easiest person to buy for.
New here? Your friends and family will thank you. Been here before? Sign in the same way, with the same email or Google, and we’ll take you straight to your lists.
One door for everyone: new accounts are created automatically, and returning users land on their lists. No password, ever.