Stop Typing Product Names: How Weeshlist Reads Any Link
What actually happens between pasting a URL and seeing a finished wish card — and why it works on almost any shop.
Read the post →Paste any product link and Weeshlist builds the wish for you — name, price, and photo included. Follow friends' wishlists, mark gifts as done, and never ask "what do you want?" again.
Real screens, real wishes — no mockups.

Every wish, with price and priority at a glance

Paste a link — AI fills in the rest

Follow friends' wishlists, no duplicate gifts

Add a wish without leaving the page you're on

Confirm the details, and it's already in the app
A wishlist only works if it's easy to keep updated and easy for other people to actually see. Weeshlist is built around both halves of that problem.
Drop a product URL from any shop and Weeshlist fills in the name, price, and photo automatically — no typing, no screenshots.
Missing a description or the price didn't come through? One tap generates clean product details from the page — ready to save.
Tag your biggest dream, mark what you'd genuinely love, and let the people buying for you know exactly where to start.
Follow friends' wishlists, mark an item as already gifted, and everyone shopping for the same birthday stays in sync.
The whole point is friction near zero — see something you want, save it in seconds, and let Weeshlist do the busywork.
From Safari, an app, or anywhere else — share the product page or paste the URL straight into Weeshlist.
Name, price, currency, and photo are pulled from the page automatically, with AI cleaning up anything messy.
Friends follow it, see what's still available, and mark gifts as done — no more asking what you actually want.
The icon says it plainly: something wished for, wrapped and waiting. Weeshlist exists to make every wish easy to save, easy to share, and easy to actually give — without the awkward "what do you want?" text.
Most people track what they want across a dozen half-remembered places — a photo in Camera Roll, a link texted to a parent, an item added to a cart and forgotten. By the time a birthday comes around, nobody actually knows what to get, and duplicate gifts or generic ones fill the gap.
Weeshlist is built around the moment you find something you want: paste the link, and the name, price, and photo appear on their own. Friends follow the list, see what's already been claimed, and mark items as gifted — so the surprise stays intact and nobody buys the same thing twice.
Weeshlist is built by a small independent developer, including the Safari extension that lets you add a wish from any shop without ever opening the app — shipped because it's exactly the kind of friction a wishlist app shouldn't have.
Paste a link and the details appear — no manual entry, no friction between wanting something and saving it.
Name, price, currency, and photo are read from the actual page, with AI cleaning up whatever the page leaves messy.
Mark an item as gifted and it updates for every friend viewing the list — no more two of the same present.
Your data syncs to your account so it's there on every device — never sold, never used to build an ad profile.
Notes on gifting, what we're building next, and how the app actually works under the hood.
What actually happens between pasting a URL and seeing a finished wish card — and why it works on almost any shop.
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Read the post →Answers to what we hear most. Can't find it here — email us directly.
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