Stuck on gifts?
Nudge the elf helps
Draw names, set a budget, and everyone adds a wishlist so no one guesses. Free, no app, works in your group chat.
Share one link
Send it from your own texts or WhatsApp. No invite emails to get lost.
Everyone adds a list
From any store. We watch the prices and flag drops before the big day.
Draws stay secret
Even you only see your own name — so you get a surprise too.
One link runs the whole group gift exchange — who's in, the spending limit, wishlists, and either a private name draw or a picking order at the party. Free forever, no app to install.
Everyone draws one name in secret and buys for that person. Matches stay private — even the organizer only sees their own. Each guest can add a wishlist from any store so their Santa knows what they actually want, and we watch prices for drops before the big day.
Everyone brings one wrapped gift in the same price range. There are no assigned recipients — on the night you roll a random picking order, then each person picks from the shared pile or steals in turn. One link keeps the limit and the roster clear for the whole group.
Name the group, pick Secret Santa or White Elephant, set a spending limit and a date. Takes about a minute.
Send it from your own texts, WhatsApp, or email. Nobody needs an account to join.
Secret Santa: draw names — each person sees only their match. White Elephant: roll the picking order, then pick or steal from the pile.
Yes. Creating a Secret Santa or White Elephant, sharing the link, drawing names, and rolling the picking order are all free, with no limit on group size.
No. Anyone you invite can join with just their first name. An account is only needed if they want to save gift ideas to a list.
Secret Santa assigns each person someone specific to buy for — names are drawn in secret and stay private. White Elephant has no assigned names: everyone brings one gift to a shared pile and picks or steals in turn after you roll a picking order.
Once everyone has joined, the organizer draws. Each person opens the same link and sees only their own match — not even the organizer can see the full list. If someone drops out after the draw, the chain reconnects around them.
Open the party on the night and roll — everyone gets a random position so there is no arguing about who goes first. You can re-roll as many times as you like. Then each person picks from the shared pile or steals in turn.
Yes. The limit shows on the invite so nobody has to ask. Every item saved to a wishlist is price-tracked, so a drop before the exchange gets flagged.