A wish list and gifts for couples

Wishes do not get lost in the chat

You saw something you liked? Put it on the wish list. Add a photo, a price, a link and a priority. Your partner sees the list on their phone, and when a date comes up they pick from what you wrote down yourself, instead of guessing.

Yours, theirs, shared

Every wish has an owner. You can filter the list: all, mine or my partner's. A new wish is yours by default, so nobody ends up with someone else's wish by accident.

Start saving for a wish

If something is expensive, you can start a goal in Savings right from the wish card. You see how much is left to put aside.

When a wish comes true, mark it as fulfilled. It moves to the archive and stays there, which is nice to look back on later.

How it helps with gifts

The list does not oblige you to give exactly what is on it. It shows what the person likes and saves you the guessing. Pick something small for an ordinary day and something bigger for a celebration.

The sooner you get used to jotting down small things, the fuller the list will be by the time you need it. A photo helps you remember what it was, a link takes you to the store, and the price tells you at once whether it fits your budget.

Not only about gifts

Wishes come in all kinds: a thing, a trip, dinner at a restaurant you have been meaning to try. Priority helps tell “I really want this” from “it would be nice”. The filter for mine and my partner's shows what each of you is dreaming about, and the shared view reminds you of wishes for two.

If a wish is no longer relevant, swipe it away. Undo is there as well.

What it does not do

The app does not buy anything and does not compare prices in stores. The link and the price are there as a reminder for you. Wishes are visible to both of you. If you are planning a surprise, hide a task from your partner: hidden tasks are yours alone.