Make your Christmas list in a couple of minutes with GiftMyCrew: paste links from any store or type ideas, then send one link to family. They can see your list and mark what they've bought, so nobody doubles up, and you never see what's coming. It's free, with no account or email.
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Choose My wishlist and enter your name, or your child's name if the list is for them.
Paste a product link from any online shop, or describe what you'd like. Use the note for sizes, colors or the exact edition.
Drop it in the family chat or a message to anyone who asks what you want this year. It opens in any browser.
If you get something early or change your mind, edit the list. Everyone with the link sees the change next time they look.
Early. The people buying for you need time to shop, and online orders need time to arrive, especially in December when deliveries slow down. Sending your list as soon as people start asking gives everyone the widest choice, and it stops well-meaning relatives buying something off-list before they've seen it.
Your link keeps working after you share it. If you change your mind about an idea, edit your list and everyone with the link sees the update next time they open it.
Make one list per child and name it after them, such as "Maya's Christmas list". Add their ideas with sizes in the notes, then send the link to grandparents, aunts and uncles.
One thing to know: whoever makes a list is its owner, and owners never see what's been marked bought. If you want to keep track of what's covered, add each child as a person in a group wishlist instead. Then you can see the marks on their lists, because they aren't yours.
Five ideas go further when each one does a different job for the people shopping from them.
Yes. One link works for every relative, and it's what stops duplicates: when your aunt marks the board game as bought, your uncle sees that before he buys it too. Sending different lists to different people loses that.
People can mark items without making an account, and nobody sees who bought what, only that it's taken.
If your family or office runs a Secret Santa draw, each person adds a wishlist as part of it, and their Secret Santa sees it when they reveal their match. A personal Christmas list is for everyone else who might buy for you.
No. Anyone with your link can mark an item as bought, but those marks are hidden from you, so Christmas morning stays a surprise.
Yes. Add, change or remove ideas at any time from your own link. The shared link always shows the current list.
No. The list doesn't record who opens it, and a bought mark only says an item is taken, never who took it. That's part of keeping the surprise.
Yes. The link opens in any web browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and nobody needs an account to see your list or mark a gift as bought.
Yes. A list isn't tied to Christmas. Name it for whatever you're celebrating and share it the same way.
Ready when you are. It takes about a minute.
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