Personal Wishlists

your desires, other people's money.

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Introduction

This website was created to answer the simple problem of wanting a better internet based wishlist that is not bound by one online store. I hated having to send people to multiple wishlists and dealing with websites that did not have a wishlist. My friends had several times received multiple copies of the same item because one person bought the gift offline and had no way of removing it from the person's online wishlist.

This website is my answer to the problem. Look below for an overview of the features. Use the links at right to sign up or search for an existing user of the system.

Sign up! It's free, why not?

Features

• Enter item name, URL, store, image, description, and quantity desired easily using a popup while browsing the internet. (screenshot)
• Directly add items from Amazon using an ASIN or ISBN number! (screenshot)
• Easy to use administration page shows all your items and allows you to easily add, edit, and delete items from your wishlist. (screenshot)
• Create your own categories for your items that people can use to more easily browse your wishlist.
• Rate your items to indicate which you want most, or don't rate at all!
• Add links to your list to help people find out more about you and your interests.
• Ability to give friends a unique URL for them to look at your wishlist and mark when they have bought you an item. (example)
• Add one or multiple addresses that people can use to ship you items.
• When managing your wishlist, you will not be able to see what items people have already bought for you.
• Easily clear items that people have bought for you.

Notes

If you have any questions, comments, or problems, please email Jeremy Beker.