Quokit
The universal wishlist that saves from any store
What it does
Quokit is a universal Wishlist and gift-coordination app. Paste a product link from any online store, local shops, big retailers, boutique Shopify sites, Etsy and Quokit automatically saves the image, name and price to a tidy list. No more screenshots, scattered tabs, or being locked into one retailer's Wishlist.
Quokit is a wishlist app for private gift planning. Save product links from different online stores, organise them by person or occasion, and invite people when it is time to buy.
Save links from different online stores, organise them by person or occasion and share when it is time to buy. We will email you a code to finish signing up. No password needed. Paste a supported public product link. Quokit saves the source and captures the title, image and price when the page exposes them. Tom's birthday. Christmas. The new baby. Completely separate, never muddled. Even the last-minute buyers find the right list. Share a private view when someone needs ideas. Viewing stays simple; claiming an item asks for verification or sign-in. Verified shoppers can mark the item they plan to buy. What the list owner sees depends on the anonymous-claims setting. Paste a supported public…from quokit.com.au
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