Wishlists for the people you buy for
Giftagraph is a place to keep a gift wishlist and share it with the people you choose, like family and friends. Everyone adds what they would like. Anyone else can mark a gift as bought, so nobody buys the same thing twice, and the person it is for never sees any of that.
How it works
- Make your list. Add gifts with a name, a link, a price, a picture, options like size or color, and a star rating for how much you want it. Take a screenshot of a store page or import a spreadsheet to save typing.
- Start or join a group. A group is the set of people who can see each other's lists, such as your family. Start one and share its short code, or invite someone by their Giftagraph username. The person who started the group approves who gets in.
- Shop together without spoilers. When someone in the group buys a gift, they tick Bought. Everyone else in the group can see it is taken and who bought it, so nobody doubles up. You see your own list with no purchase marks at all.
The one promise
The person a list belongs to can never see who bought what, or whether anything was bought. This is enforced by the database itself, not just hidden on the page. Not even the site owner can look at purchases. You choose who can see each of your lists.
Just what you asked for. No purchase marks, ever.
Ticked gifts show who bought them, so nobody doubles up.
What you can do
- Keep more than one list, such as Birthday or Christmas 2026, and choose which groups see each one.
- Add two links with a price for each, so people can pick the better deal, plus options, a star rating and tabs like Clothes or Games.
- Add your sizes and preferences once, so people never have to ask.
- Reorder gifts by dragging them, and mark your Most wanted ones with five stars.
- Save a list as Excel or PDF, print it, or bring one back in from a spreadsheet.
- Use it on a phone or a computer, and add it to your phone's home screen so it opens like an app.
Who it is for
Families who are tired of asking "what do you want?", friends who exchange gifts, couples, and anyone who would like to hand people a clear list instead of hoping. Nothing is shared until you choose to share it.