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Wishlist app

A wishlist app that works with every store

Make a wish list for anything, from anywhere. Paste a product link and iFancy fills in the details, then share your list with one link — no account needed to view it.

Free · No ads · Works in any browser

The iFancy wishlist app running on iPhone

How it works

  1. 1

    Paste a link

    Copy a product URL from any shop and paste it in. iFancy reads the page and pulls the image, title, and price.

  2. 2

    Share your list

    Send one link. Anyone can open it in a browser — no signup, no app install, nothing to explain.

  3. 3

    Stay surprised

    When someone buys something, other gift-givers who are signed in see it is taken and you do not, so you avoid duplicates without spoiling the gift.

Common questions

What is a wishlist app?
A wishlist app lets you keep a list of things you want in one place and share it with other people. Instead of a paper list or a group chat thread, everyone sees the same up-to-date list, and the people buying can mark things off so nobody buys the same thing twice.
Is iFancy free?
Yes, and there are no ads or subscriptions. iFancy is funded by affiliate links, which cost you nothing extra.
Can I add items from any store?
Yes. iFancy is not tied to a single retailer. Paste a product link from anywhere and it pulls in the image, title, and price automatically.
Do my friends need the app to see my list?
No. A public list opens in any browser with just a link — no account and no download. That matters for relatives who will not install an app. The one exception is a private profile, which limits every list, public ones included, to people who follow you.
Will I see what people bought me?
Not unless they want you to. Purchases are hidden from you, including who made them, until the reveal date the buyer chooses. If they do not choose one, it stays hidden. Other gift-givers who are signed in can see what is taken.

Start a wishlist in about a minute

Free, no ads, and shareable with anyone — whether or not they use iFancy.