What’s new

When you reserve a wish, it moves to “Already reserved”, where everyone else sees it too – at the top, marked “You’re giving this”. The page takes you there, with the thank-you right below.

Your settings are reorganized: account, emails, your data and deleting your account each have their own section, and when you delete, you see right away what goes with it.

If nobody has opened your wishlist yet, the reminder now includes your link, ready to forward. If only one wish is left, the email names it, and one click takes you to the field for adding more.

What guests give outside the list now sits right below the wishes – in the same form as a reserved wish. Adding one works just like reserving.

If guests have added gifts that aren’t on your list, your list tells you. With “Show”, you see them and can remove anything that doesn’t belong.

With “Surprise me” in “Edit wishlist”, you won’t see what’s been reserved – until you turn it off again. Your guests won’t notice a thing.

Guests can also note down gifts that aren’t on the list. Other guests see them – the person the list belongs to doesn’t.

If you like, an email lets you know when a list needs something before the occasion. Turn it on in the settings under “Reminders before the occasion”.

A collection link brings several of your lists together under one address – with a QR code. Guests see where something is still available.

In the browser and on your home screen, the logo is white on blue-gray, and the other way around in dark mode.

Whatever has been taken wears the same color everywhere – on your list, your guests’ list and every wish page.

The occasion overview shows what’s coming up first. The guides are linked at the bottom of every page.

The FAQ has its own section for guests. In feedback, your message stays put if sending fails once.

“Download your data” in the settings gives you a file with your account, lists and wishes – including the trash.

The privacy policy now says exactly which services are involved, which four cookies are set and how long what is kept.

Dollars, pounds or francs appear the way they’re written there – like “$25.77”. Switching the currency keeps the amount.

At the-wish-list.com, the site is in English. Lists, wishes and links stay the same, and the switch keeps you signed in.

Sign-in link, confirmation and daily summary look like the site – with a bigger button and each list on its own.

A shared link to an occasion page shows its own preview image in messengers, with the occasion and a sample list.

New: wedding registry, baby registry, letter to Santa, kids wishlist, milestone birthday, cash gifts and Amazon wishlist alternative.

The guides cover cash gifts, sharing by message or QR code, wishlists for kids and Secret Santa without duds.

All occasions are sorted by theme, and every occasion page names related ones.

Below every wish, you’ll find the previous and next available wish – flip through without going back to the list.

If you’re already signed in with a different address, a sign-in link asks before it switches accounts.

Every available wish says “Reserve” in words, and after reserving, the list stays where you were.

If a list is called “Christmas”, for example, “Edit wishlist” suggests the matching date. It’s only set when you tap it.

In the settings, you change the name at the top of the menu. Leave it empty and your email address shows there.

A new list shows what’s still missing: add wishes, confirm your email, share the link. Each step checks itself off.

Guests reserve right in the list: one tap on “Reserve”, your name if you like – done.

The site follows your device’s setting; at the bottom of every page, you choose Light, Dark or System.

A light background, clear cards and an easy-to-read typeface: you see at a glance what’s available and what’s reserved.

After creating a list, you add wishes right away. You only confirm your email address when you want to share the list.

With “Can be given more than once”, a wish is available again after every reservation – handy for cash gifts and gift cards.

A pasted product link shows up as a wish right away. Name, image and price are filled in in the background.