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Your loved ones open the list in their browser. No account, no app, no password: that is why they actually open it.
Wish list
Your wish list, ready when someone asks
Free · No ads · Your loved ones book without an account
A wish list is the written answer to "what do you want?": your wishes noted in one place, shared in one link, for your loved ones to pick from.
You are not asking for anything. You simply spare the people who want to please you a blind search, and you spare yourself the almost-right gift nobody dares return. Your loved ones pick and book without creating an account, and you will never know who took what.
Preview of an Envy wish list
Lea
My wish list 💫
People often ask what I'd like: it's all here, at every budget. Nothing mandatory, pick whatever you like!
Record player
€149audiostore.com
Board game
€35gamenight.com
Potted plant
€26urbangarden.com
What is a wish list?
A wish list is the list of things that would make you happy, noted as they come: a book you spotted, something seen in a shop, an experience. Shared, it guides your loved ones when an occasion comes up. Everyone books what they are giving, and you never know who chose what.
- people have created their list
- more than 490
- wishes added to lists
- more than 7,100
- gifts booked by loved ones
- more than 1,090
As of November 8, 2026, more than 490 people have created their list on Envy, which holds more than 7,100 wishes and more than 1,090 gifts booked by loved ones (counted in the app, excluding inspiration lists published by Envy and team accounts).
How it works
How to create your wish list
A name, and it exists. "My wishes" is enough: a wish list doesn't need an occasion to be useful.
A product link, a photo of something seen in a shop, or an idea typed by hand when it has no shop page. Highlight what really matters by marking it as a favorite.
When the question comes, or just before the occasion. One link in the family chat, and you no longer answer everyone one by one.
Everyone books what they are giving and sees what is already taken. You know a wish is gone, never by whom: the surprise stays whole.
Open your listOn Lea's phoneFeatures
A wish list you're happy to share
What makes a list easy to send: it asks nothing of anyone, it never goes out of date, and it keeps its secrets.
You won't know who booked
You see that a wish is taken, never by whom. And if you'd rather see nothing at all, you can hide bookings when you create the list.
Favorites to guide them
On a list of twenty wishes, marking the ones that really matter changes what your loved ones choose, without you having to say it.
Wishes at every price
A small token, a mid-range gift, a bigger wish to share between several people: everyone finds their place, whatever their budget.
FAQ
Wish list: your questions
Yes, 100% free. Unlimited lists and bookings, no ads and no credit card.
None really. "Wishlist" and "wish list" are two spellings of the same word, and a gift list is the same idea tied to an occasion. They all mean a list of things you'd like to receive.
No, and the opposite tends to be more awkward. Your loved ones will give you something anyway: a list saves them the searching and the second-guessing. You're not asking for a gift, you're answering a question before it's asked.
No. They open the link in their browser, look through the list and book in one click, without signing up.
Yes, as many as you like: one ongoing list you keep all year, and one-off lists for occasions with their own customs.
Through its link, which is the only way to it. If it got lost in a conversation, ask the person who shared it: it stays valid as long as the list exists.
Browse the public inspiration lists and copy the wishes you like. Two or three are enough to start yours, the rest comes over the weeks.
For every occasion
Another occasion to plan?
Ready to create your wish list?
Note what you like when you like it, and share the link the day someone asks. It's free, and your loved ones book without an account.
Create your first listList it, share it, they take care of the rest.