How to share a wishlist with people who don't have the app
A public iFancy list opens in any browser from a plain link — no account, no download. Here's how to share one, and how to control who sees what.
Author
Tyler Holden
I build iFancy — a free wishlist app for families and friends. It exists because gift-giving usually breaks in one of two ways: either nobody knows what you want, or you tell them and lose the surprise. iFancy is an attempt to have both at once.
I write here about what to put on a wishlist, how to get more out of the app, and what we've shipped.
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What to actually put on a wishlist
The best wishlists aren't the longest ones. A practical guide to range, ordering, and the one item worth adding that you'd never buy yourself.
Wishlist collaboration is here
You can now build a wishlist together with someone else — useful for couples, family lists, and lists for kids or pets who can't make their own account.