Christmas List

One link, the whole family, no group chat chaos

Every year the same thing happens. Someone asks what you want, you say you do not mind, and you end up with three of the same candle. Then the group chat turns into a spreadsheet nobody wants to maintain.

Make a list once, send the link, and that is the end of it. Your mum, your brother, your mother in law and the friend who always leaves it until Christmas Eve all open the same page. Nobody has to sign up, download anything or remember a password to use it.

You still get the surprise

This is the part most lists get wrong. When somebody claims a present on your list, you are never told who claimed it, and you are not even told that it was claimed. There is no screen you can look at, no name hiding behind a setting, nothing to accidentally peek at on Christmas Eve.

Everyone else shopping from your list does see it, marked simply as claimed, which is the bit that stops two people buying the same thing. So the duplicates disappear and the surprise stays exactly where it should be.

Add anything, from any shop

Search for a product and the photo, price and link get pulled in for you. Paste a link from a shop you already found. Or paste a whole pile of links at once if you have been collecting them in your notes all year.

If you are stuck, ask Hey Yoink for ideas and it will suggest real, specific presents based on whatever you tell it about the person. You can also add a cash fund, for the big thing nobody can buy on their own, with your own payment details written in your own words. Hey Yoink never handles the money.

Set it up once, let it remind everyone

A Christmas list is dated 25 December from the moment you make it, so anyone who asks to be reminded gets a nudge a week before and again the day before. No chasing, no last minute panic, no explaining the link again in the group chat.