Wishpile
The family gift tracker that gets it all out of your head
What it does
One place for every gift you're tracking: lists with countdowns, per-person budgets, family wishlists, and claiming so nobody double-buys. Split group gifts, run Secret Santa, paste a link to auto-fill a gift. Free, private, works in any browser.
Track gifts, budgets & wishlists for everyone you love. Family sharing, Secret Santa draws, and idea-to-wrapped tracking - free on iPhone & Android.
You're the one everyone counts on to remember the gifts. Other apps hand you a wishlist and wish you luck. Wishpile tracks the whole job: who you're buying for, what you've spent, what's bought, and what's still in a bag waiting to be wrapped. A wishlist app answers one question: what does everyone want? Wishpile answers that too, and then handles the job that comes after it - who you're buying for, what you've set aside for each person, what you've actually bought, and what still needs wrapping. Wishlists are the easy half of gift giving. Wishpile is built for the other half. Wishpile replaces the notes app, the spreadsheet, and the mental load - one place for every gift list, wishlist,…from wishpile.com
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