The draw takes a minute. The gift is the one they were waiting for.
An ordinary service stops at «you got Igor». Here his wishlist opens right behind the name — with prices, links and a mark on what is already taken. The booking is anonymous: the person never learns who is preparing the gift.
Free · participants need no account · 28 languagesInvite by email or by one link. A participant needs no account to come in and write down what they want.
Why a gift actually happens here
Everyone can draw names. The real work starts after: knowing what to give, and not buying the same thing somebody else is already bringing.
How the game goes
The room
A name, a budget, the exchange day. One link for everyone.
The people
Paste the addresses as a list — the letters go out themselves; or drop the link into a group chat. An account is only needed if the list should stay for later.
The draw
Pairs are handed out at once and shown to nobody, the organiser included.
The gift
A booking from the list, a reminder before the exchange, a «fulfilled» mark after the holiday.
How this differs from an ordinary draw
A draw out of a hat, or a plain randomiser, ends the moment the names are handed out. Everything that decides whether the gift lands happens after.
| A draw out of a hat | wishdo.io | |
|---|---|---|
| What the Santa sees | A name and, if lucky, a line of wishes | A real list with prices and links |
| Two people buy the same thing | Nobody finds out until the boxes are opened | A taken wish is visible to everyone except the recipient |
| Life after the game | The room stands empty until next December | The list stays with the person — for their birthday too |
| Next year | Gather everyone again | Repeat last year's room with one tap |
If the list is still empty
Ready-made collections for the winter holidays — to pick from when your ward has not written anything down yet.
What people usually ask
Start a room today
The pairs hand themselves out, and the wishlist stays with the person after the holiday too.