Put one link in your bio. Fans see your real favorites — snacks, gear, coffee, wish list — and can shop for them or send a gift card in a few taps, anonymously if they like. You pay nothing; there's a flat $4.95 fee on gift cards, not a percentage of your gifts.
Free for creators. No cut of your gifts. Works with your existing Amazon wish list.Three steps. The person receiving gifts fills out a list once; everyone who wants to give something just opens a link.
Pick your favorites from quick menus — coffee, snacks, candy, restaurants, stores, scents, colors, hobbies, sports teams, and more. Add an Amazon wish list if you have one. It takes about five minutes.
Put the link in your bio, pinned comment, or stream panel. Fans can open it without an account.
Fans tap a favorite to shop for it or send a gift card, with a name or anonymously. You get a notification and a one-tap thank-you back.
One clean link, your real favorites, nothing to manage.
Give something they'll actually use, without guessing or doxxing yourself.
No. Anyone with the link can view a public list. You only create an account if you want to build your own list or send a gift card.
Pick an amount ($10, $25, $50 or $100), pay securely by card, and the recipient receives a link to choose a gift card from hundreds of brands including Amazon, Starbucks, Target, Walmart and Visa. A $4.95 service fee is added at checkout and shown before you pay.
Yes. You can send any gift anonymously, and you control whether gifts you send or receive appear in the friends feed at all.
Tapping a favorite opens a search for that item at an online retailer so you can buy it in a couple of taps. Some of those links are affiliate links; see the disclosure below.
Yes. Set your list to private and only people you approve can see it.
Making and sharing a list is free. Gift-card purchases include a service fee that keeps the app running.
Five minutes. Then just say thanks.