On iPhone, iPad & Android

Every gift, without the guesswork.

Birthdays, holidays, Secret Santa — share wish lists with the people you love, claim what you’re buying, and never double up again. The surprise stays a surprise.

Private by default · Lists for kids, too · Reminders before every occasion

The Giving List home screen: a family group with photos of each member and upcoming events

Who wants what. Who’s getting it.

The Giving List answers the two questions every gift-giver has — and keeps the answer away from the person opening the present.

  • Shared wish lists

    Add what you’d love, with links and notes. Everyone in your group can see it — no more guessing.

  • Claim, quietly

    Tap “I’ll Get This” and it’s spoken for. Everyone else sees it’s covered — the recipient never does.

  • A group for every circle

    Family, friends, the office. Each group gets its own members and its own lists.

  • Reminders & nudges

    Birthdays and holidays show up before they sneak up — and a gentle nudge keeps everyone’s lists current.

The claim

Two aunts. One sweater. Never again.

When you decide to buy something, claim it. It’s marked as covered for everyone in the group — without telling the person whose list it is. No group-chat detective work, no awkward returns.

Available · In progress · Purchased — at a glance

Claiming a gift: choosing Plan to Purchase or Mark as Purchased on a child’s wish list

Built for gifts. Nothing else.

Spreadsheets get messy and text threads get lost. The Giving List does one job, properly.

Everything a gift-giver needs

  • Wish lists with links, notes and price ranges
  • Claims that keep the surprise a surprise
  • Events and reminders for every occasion
  • Lists for kids, managed by their parents

None of the noise

  • Public profiles or follower counts
  • Selling your data to brokers
  • Guessing who already bought what
  • “Did anyone get Grandma anything?” texts

Set up in a few minutes.

  1. 1

    Make your list

    Add the things you’d love — links, notes, price ranges. One list, or one per occasion.

  2. 2

    Invite your people

    Share a link or code. Family and friends join your group and see your lists.

  3. 3

    Claim and relax

    Everyone claims what they’re buying. No duplicates, no spoiled surprises.

Adding an item to your personal wish list, with notes
A family member’s wish list with I’ll Get This buttons and a purchased item

Lists for the little ones.

Parents can create and manage lists for their kids — keeping things age-appropriate and getting grandparents, aunts and uncles all shopping from the same page.

Managing a child’s wish list from My Lists

Know what’s happening, without the pings.

The activity feed shows new items, list changes and claims in one place — so everyone stays in the loop without a flood of notifications.

The activity feed showing new gift ideas and children added to a group

Private by default

Only the members of your groups can see your lists — nothing is public. We don’t sell your personal information for money or give it to data brokers.

Polite nudges

Remind the group when an occasion is close or a list needs attention — without being pushy.

Christmas mode

A festive look for the most gift-heavy season of the year.

For every occasion — and every circle.

  • Birthdays
  • Christmas
  • Secret Santa
  • White Elephant
  • Weddings
  • Baby showers
  • Anniversaries
  • Graduations
  • Office exchanges
  • Extended family

Now on iPhone Duo

Made for the big screen, too.

The Giving List isn’t a phone app stretched to fit. Foldables, tablets and desktop windows each get a layout that suits the space.

iPhone Duo

Ready for Apple’s new foldable. Closed, it’s the phone app you know. Open it up and the whole screen is put to work — groups and lists side by side.

Tablets & foldables

iPad, Android tablets and Android foldables get a layout of their own, in both portrait and landscape.

Android desktop & DeX

Run it in a resizable window in Android’s desktop mode or Samsung DeX — the layout adapts as you resize.

The Giving List in Christmas mode on an unfolded iPhone Duo in landscape: the family’s member photos beside My Purchases, with what’s been spent on each person

Questions, answered.

Can the person whose list it is see what’s been claimed?

No. Claims are hidden from the list’s owner, so the surprise stays intact. Everyone else in the group can see an item is covered, so nobody buys it twice.

How do people join my group?

Share an invite link or code. Once they join, they can see the group’s lists, add their own, and start claiming.

Can I be in more than one group?

Yes. Keep separate groups for family, friends, work, or anyone else — each with its own members and lists.

Can I make lists for my kids?

Yes. Parents can create and manage lists for their children, so grandparents, aunts and uncles all shop from the same page.

Who can see my lists?

Only the members of your groups. Nothing is published on the web, other members never see your email address, and we don’t sell your personal information for money or give it to data brokers. The Privacy Policy has the details.

Is The Giving List free?

Yes. It’s free to download on the App Store and Google Play.

Which devices does it work on?

iPhone, iPhone Duo and iPad from the App Store, and Android phones, tablets and foldables from Google Play. On larger screens — including resizable windows in Android’s desktop mode and Samsung DeX — it switches to a side-by-side layout.

More questions? Visit Giving List support →

Make this the year nobody doubles up.

Download The Giving List and get your people on the same page.