Things To Have is a calm wishlist app for you and your friends.
There are many wishlist apps on the market, but all of them feel detached from real user needs: they are overly focused on birthdays, hard to share, act like recommendation feeds promoting stuff you don't need.
I started it in 2022 as a wishlist for my friends. Over the years, it grew into fully featured and well polished app that ticks all checkboxes.
Here are some facts about the app:
Completely free with no limits or payments
Has no recommendations, ads, and does not market any goods inside the app
Minimal, themeable UI that blends with your aesthetics
Mighty in features: has autofill, reservations, and many more
Accessible on every platform and does not require signup to view
Built not only for birthdays, but for collectors, private lists, shopping guides, creators, and every other use case you can imagine
Respects your privacy
Users already use the app in various ways: from basic birthday planning to fashion mood boards, collecting vinyls or watches, writing Wirecutter-style guides, and planning complex purchases like building a PC or music setup.
Hello!
Things To Have is a calm wishlist app for you and your friends.
There are many wishlist apps on the market, but all of them feel detached from real user needs: they are overly focused on birthdays, hard to share, act like recommendation feeds promoting stuff you don't need.
I started it in 2022 as a wishlist for my friends. Over the years, it grew into fully featured and well polished app that ticks all checkboxes.
Here are some facts about the app:
Completely free with no limits or payments
Has no recommendations, ads, and does not market any goods inside the app
Minimal, themeable UI that blends with your aesthetics
Mighty in features: has autofill, reservations, and many more
Accessible on every platform and does not require signup to view
Built not only for birthdays, but for collectors, private lists, shopping guides, creators, and every other use case you can imagine
Respects your privacy
Users already use the app in various ways: from basic birthday planning to fashion mood boards, collecting vinyls or watches, writing Wirecutter-style guides, and planning complex purchases like building a PC or music setup.
I’ve been using this since the early beta stage. I love how clean the design is and how super easy it is to add stuff to my lists.
Huge congrats! 🖤
love how visually clutter‑free this feels. like it’s something I really needed
thank you.