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Reservish: a free wishlist app built around your friends

There are plenty of wishlist apps that help you remember what you want. Reservish is more interested in the other side of the exchange, the friends and family trying to give you something you will actually like, without three of them buying the same thing.

Lists that fill themselves

Building a list is quick. Create one for any occasion, a birthday, Christmas, a wedding, a new home, and add wishes with a photo, price, quantity, and a note. Paste a product link and Reservish pulls in the name, image, and price for you. If you are only half-finished, quick-added links wait in Drafts until you come back, so nothing gets lost.

A quiet social layer

This is where Reservish differs from a plain list. You can add friends or follow public profiles and see a feed of their newest wishes, which turns "what should I get them?" into something you can just glance at. You choose who sees each list, public, friends, or private, and notifications are deliberately quiet: you hear about the things that matter and nothing else.

Reserve in secret

The gifting mechanic is the sensible one, done well. Reserve a wish so other friends know it is taken, while the list's owner never sees who reserved what, so the surprise survives. You can track everything you have reserved in one place, mark gifts as received, and keep a history of what was given.

The honest take

A few choices tell you who made this. There are no passwords, you sign in with your email and a six-digit code; it speaks ten languages; and it is completely free with no ads. Reservish is built by a solo developer who says a real person reads every support message, and it feels like it. It is a small, independent app rather than a household name, one of the smaller finds the Census directory exists to surface. If you want a wishlist that leans social and costs nothing, this is a friendly one.