Features
Everything iFancy does
A wishlist app built around three ideas: adding items should be effortless, the surprise should survive, and you should control exactly who sees what.
Adding items
- Auto-magic link parsing
- Paste a product URL and iFancy pulls the image, title, and price automatically. Some sites return less useful data than others, but most of the big retailers work well.
- Manual ordering
- Drag your list into whatever order you like. Put the thing you actually want at the top.
- Multiple wishlists
- One for your birthday, one for Christmas, one for your kid, one for the dog. Each list has its own visibility setting.
Keeping the surprise
- The buyer picks the reveal date
- When someone marks an item as bought, you are not told — not what, not by whom — until the date they choose, and never if they do not choose one. Other gift-givers who are signed in can see it so you do not get duplicates.
- Suggestions
- Add suggestions to someone else’s list. They decide whether to accept it, so their list stays theirs.
Privacy controls
- Public, friends-only, or private lists
- Set visibility per wishlist, not just per account.
- Choose who sees each item
- Everyone who can see the list, only the friends you pick, or only you. Useful when one item on a shared list is meant for one person only.
- Private profile
- Make your whole profile visible only to people who follow you.
- Stay out of search
- Turn off Show me in friend search to keep your profile out of friend search in the app. Google is separate and per list: a public list only shows up there if you switch on Show in Google.