Wish List

Why a wish list works better than a mental list

Most people keep their wish list in their head, or scattered across screenshots and half-finished conversations with a partner. None of that is anything you can actually hand to someone who asks what you want. Hey Yoink gives you one real list: search a product from any store and the photo, price, and link get pulled in automatically, so it's ready to share the moment you add something. There's no premium version to upgrade to and no limit on how many lists you keep going at once.

One link, for whenever someone asks

Birthdays, a promotion, someone finally asking what you actually want for once, a wish list doesn't need a reason to exist. Build it once and keep it updated year-round, then send the same link whenever it's useful: to a partner before an anniversary, to parents before a birthday, to a group chat that's decided to get you something nice. Nobody needs an account to view it or buy from it.

Nothing bought twice, and no spoilers

The second someone claims an item, everyone else who opens the list sees it's already taken, so you don't end up with two of the same sweater from two different aunts. Claims stay private from you too, so whoever's shopping off your list still gets to surprise you, they just don't have to guess what you actually want to get there.

And if a few people want to go in on something bigger together, they can split the cost of one item right inside the list instead of each buying something smaller on their own.

Not sure what to put on it yet?

If you're staring at an empty list, ask Hey Yoink for ideas and it will suggest gifts based on whatever you tell it about yourself. Add the ones you like, ignore the rest, and keep adding your own finds whenever something catches your eye.