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Family gift lists, minus the group chat.

Make a gift list for yourself or your kids and send one link. Family and friends claim what they’re giving, so nothing gets bought twice.

Maya’s birthday list as a family member sees it: some gifts marked Claimed, one marked You’re getting this, the rest open to claim.
Maya’s list, the way her family sees it.
How it works
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Make the list, send the link.

Paste a link from any store.

GiftSpo fills in the name, picture and price when the store allows it. No link? Add it by hand.

On Maya’s list, a store link is pasted into Add a gift, the toy’s name, photo and price fill in, and it lands on the list.
Adding a gift from a store link, start to finish.

Send one link.

Post it in the group chat, one last time. It opens in any browser, and anyone can look at a public list without signing up.

Friends claim. Nobody doubles up.

Once Grandma claims the xylophone bench, everyone else sees it’s taken. One bench, as planned.

The surprise stays a surprise
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Everyone knows what’s taken. Except you.

On your own list, claims are hidden from you. Family and friends see what’s spoken for, so nobody doubles up, and you still get to be surprised.

What you see

Ana’s list as Ana sees it: her gifts, with nothing about who claimed what.
Nothing to see here. That’s the point.

What Grandma sees

Ana’s list as Grandma Rosa sees it: one gift claimed, one she’s getting, one still open.
What’s taken, what’s hers, what’s still open.
Plan it together
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Two parents, one list.

Add your partner as a co-manager and you can both keep the list up to date. On a list for your kid, you see who’s bringing what, so you know the xylophone bench is covered and the stacking cups are still open.

Bright letter candles spelling Happy Birthday
Maya’s list as her parents Ana and Luis see it, with the name of whoever claimed each gift.
What Ana and Luis see on Maya’s list.
Good to know
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The fine print, in large print.

It’s free.
Making lists, sharing them and claiming gifts costs nothing.
Nothing to install.
GiftSpo works in the browser on any phone or computer. Grandma just taps the link.
Any store.
Paste a link from any shop online, or add something by hand: a sweater from the shop down the road, a trip to the zoo.
Look first, sign up later.
Anyone with the link can see a public list. Claiming a gift takes a free account.
Reminders before the day.
Add the date and GiftSpo sends reminders as it gets close. Givers can mark a gift purchased once it’s bought.
You choose who sees it.
Make a list public, friends-only (for people who follow each other) or private. Or hide it from specific people.

Someone’s about to ask what you want.

Have the link ready.

Start a list. It’s free.