One list that holds anything from any store. Share the link. Your people claim what they're getting in a couple of taps, and nobody buys the same thing twice.
Amazon, Etsy, a boutique Shopify store, a Japanese homewares site. We read the title, image, currency and live price in under a second.
No account, no password, no app download. A giver types a name and an email and it's done — and gets a one-click link if plans change.
One person claims the expensive thing and buys it. They email friends to split it — and everyone settles up however they already do. No pool, no platform money.
Someone claims the expensive item and buys it themselves. One tap emails the friends who are splitting it, and they settle up with the buyer however they already do — Venmo, cash, whatever. We never touch the money, so there is nothing to hold and nothing to refund.
Set the people, the budget and the date — plus the pairs that shouldn't draw each other. Everyone sees only their own match, including whoever set it up. Each person can attach a wishlist, so their giver has something to work from.
Verified nonprofits post what the people they serve actually need. You claim an item, buy it at the store, and it ships to their registered address. Photos come back to the list.
A teacher posts what the class actually needs. Parents claim in two taps — the same no-account rule — and everything is delivered to the school's address, never to anyone's home. No collection envelopes, because no money passes through us at all.
No banners on your registry, no sponsored grid under your wedding list, no popup asking a guest to install anything. We make money on clean affiliate links when someone buys from a store — that's it.
Paste three links, share one. That's the whole setup.
