The owner's side. It sits in the customer account and is the part the shop does not operate but still answers for: what is set here decides what the guests see later.
The customer account carries an entry of its own, Gift lists. It keeps the customer's own lists apart from the ones they follow.
Two states stand out immediately, because they stop orders: "Without a delivery address this list accepts no gifts" and "Blocked by the shop – currently unreachable".
Three ways, and the third happens by itself.
A wizard walks through the creation, with a preview beside it: "this is how your givers see the list." Only the name is required, everything else is optional and can be changed later.
At the end stands "Create list & add wishes" – collecting the wishes follows immediately.
The word misleads easily, which is why the explanation stands next to it in the form.
The decision that shapes everything else. It is taken per list.
A created list opens with six tabs, plus the share link button in the header and delete at the edge.
The timeline records what happens to the list: created, visited, a wish reserved, a gift bought, a wish taken over.
The guard only affects what the owner sees. The guests still see what is taken – otherwise the point of the list would be gone.
This is where what goes on the invitation comes from.
A set password is no longer shown, for security. Whoever no longer knows it removes it and sets a new one.
In the customer account, in the gift registries area. Two tabs stand side by side there: their own lists and the lists they follow. A new list comes about through a wizard in four steps; only the name is required.
Four: occasion and name, recipient, visibility and details. A preview beside it shows how the list will look to the guests. Everything can be changed later.
Only this much: whoever knows the link can open the list and give wishes. It appears nowhere publicly, neither in the shop search nor on Google. The other option is private - then only the owner sees the list in their account, and the shared link leads nowhere.
Yes. Besides products from the shop the owner enters their own ideas as free text, optionally with a link to another retailer. For the guests they sit in a section of their own and can be taken over so that nobody gets them twice.
That is up to them. Without the surprise guard the activity shows which wish was reserved or bought. With it, the same events appear without the wish: "a gift was bought" instead of the name.
Two options, selectable per list. To me: delivery to your own address, which the givers never see - not in the cart, not in mails, not on the invoice. To the giver: everyone gets their gift at home and hands it over themselves, and no address of the owner is needed at all.
Through the Share tab. The links to copy sit there, along with the visibility and the optional password. Next to the technical address there can be a short readable one, such as anna-and-ben, which the owner picks themselves.
Yes. A date is optional; the list is then called "without a fixed date". With a date the overview counts the days down, and after it the list takes no more gifts.