Independent software · By Carlos Tenor
QuickWishlist press & creator kit
A simple way to keep gift ideas from different stores in one list. Here is the demo, the product in plain English, and screenshots for your review or tutorial.
The facts at a glance
- What it does
- Creates wishlists with public product links from multiple websites, item notes and one shareable link per list.
- Price
- Currently free to create, edit and share wishlists. No paid plan, trial or credit card required.
- Getting started
- A web browser and email sign-in link. Guests do not need an account to open a shared list.
- Made by
- Carlos Tenor, an independent developer in Spain.
Anyone with a wishlist’s URL can view it. Lists are not password-protected or invitation-only. QuickWishlist does not provide gift claiming, purchase tracking, checkout or duplicate-purchase prevention.
Automatic product details vary by website. Stored prices are snapshots; check the retailer for current price and availability. See the product background and limitations.
A 60-second demo outline
Use the public example for a quick overview. To record creating and editing a list, sign in with your own email and use sample gift ideas.
- 00–15sOne list, several stores. Open the example and show its book, cardigan and pen. These are sample products, not a customer’s list.
- 15–30sSave the useful details. Show the notes beneath each item. In your own list, paste a product link, review the result and add a size or colour.
- 30–45sShare the list’s URL. Open your list in a signed-out browser to show the guest view. Anyone who receives the link can view it.
- 45–60sFollow a gift to its store. Open a product link. Purchases happen at the store; gift reservations and checkout are not part of QuickWishlist.
Example wishlist · Three stores
See a wishlist before you make one
A book, a cardigan and a little something for your desk. Open this read-only demo to see how product links and notes sit together.
Product screenshots
Screenshots of the sample wishlist above, ready to illustrate a review or tutorial. Please label them as an example and link to QuickWishlist. Product names and imagery belong to their respective owners; they do not imply an endorsement.
A description you can use
QuickWishlist is a free wishlist maker for saving product links from different stores and sharing one list with friends and family.
Made by independent developer Carlos Tenor, QuickWishlist lets you create separate wishlists, save public product links, add notes and share a URL that guests can open without an account. Product details can be reviewed and edited. Lists are public-by-link, and purchases take place on the linked store’s website.
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For questions or corrections: carlos@tenorsoftware.com.