A birthday wishlist that feels like you.
When someone asks what you would like for your birthday, send a list instead of trying to remember. Giftveil keeps the ideas you find throughout the year together, with links and personal notes.
Web available now. Native apps in testing. Desktop extension available as a manual preview.
For my next birthday
- A mug for my morning coffeeSaved idea
- The book I keep mentioningSaved idea
- A backpack for little adventuresSaved idea
Keep the idea. Share it when it’s time.
Save the little discoveries
Use the desktop extension preview or paste a link on the web. With a native test build installed, share product links from your phone to Giftveil. Review the details and fill in anything missing.
Make the list personal
Add your preferred size, colour or edition, and include ideas at different prices. Keep notes current so friends can find the version you actually want.
Share before your birthday
Send one wishlist link to friends or family. They can reserve a gift without an account and buy it from the retailer. Other givers can see reservations, helping them coordinate.
A few useful answers.
How do I make a birthday wishlist?
Create a Giftveil account, add gift ideas and share your wishlist link. Add product links or fill in the details manually, including sizes, colours and notes that will help the giver.
Can I use it before the mobile apps are released?
Yes. The web app is available now, and the Chrome and Edge extension has a manual preview. Native iPhone and Android apps are in testing, with no public store downloads yet.
Will my friends need a Giftveil account?
No. Only the wishlist owner needs an account. Friends can open the shared link and reserve a gift in their browser.
Are prices updated automatically?
Treat saved prices as a guide, not a live offer. Check the retailer before buying. When adding a wish, review the product information and edit any missing or incorrect details.
Can the owner see gift reservations?
Reservations are hidden in the owner’s normal signed-in view. Anyone with the shared link can access the giver view, including an owner who opens it signed out. Share the link only with intended givers and avoid it yourself if you want a surprise.