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Recipient and giver views stay separate
One clear list for the recipient. One private coordination space for everyone giving.
St. Nick's List gives each person only the information they need. The recipient manages wishes; givers coordinate without revealing the surprise.
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Create a useful list
Add exact wishes or flexible ideas, including the size, colour, price range, merchant link, priority, and alternatives that would work.
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Choose who the list is for
Keep lists for yourself, another adult, or a guardian-managed child or teen profile inside the right household.
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Share private access
Create a high-entropy link for the people giving. Access can expire, be limited, and be revoked without publishing a personal profile.
What it looks like
The list editor, the giver view, and a Secret Santa exchange before the draw. These are real screens filled with example data.
Build a wish list
Example screen from the product, filled with example data.
Coordinate gifts without duplicates
Example screen from the product, filled with example data.
Run a Secret Santa draw
Example screen from the product, filled with example data.
For parents managing a child’s list
See what is still needed, without spoiling who is giving what
A guardian of a child profile can open guardian coverage to see, item by item, how many are reserved, how many are bought, and how many are still needed, so you can tell relatives what is left.
- It shows counts only. It never shows who reserved or bought anything, including to a guardian who is also giving.
- Children never sign in, and a teen never sees coverage for their own list.
- It is on for children’s lists by default and a household owner or organizer can turn it off. For teens it is off unless the household turns it on and the teen agrees.
- The current view and its day-by-day history are free. When the optional Family Plus plan goes on sale, the history becomes part of it; the current view stays free.
Trust is part of the workflow
Private family information should never be the price of an easier Christmas.
Private by default
Households, profiles, addresses, and sharing grants are protected by role-aware access rules.
Age-appropriate accounts
Children do not sign in. Teen accounts require a guardian-created, contact-bound invitation and the teen's own acceptance.