Gift-giving should be joyful, not stressful. ListJam takes the guesswork out of presents by making it easy to create, share, and manage wish lists for any occasion.
The Problem with Gift-Giving
We’ve all been there: scrambling to figure out what someone wants for their birthday, buying something they already have, or worse — getting them something they’ll never use. Meanwhile, when people ask what you want, your mind goes blank.
ListJam solves this by giving everyone a simple way to maintain and share their wish lists year-round.
Key Features
Create Lists for Any Occasion
Birthday coming up? Create a list. Holiday season approaching? Make another. Planning a wedding registry? ListJam handles that too. Organize your wants by occasion and keep them updated as your preferences change.
Easy Item Management
Add items quickly with just a name and optional details. Include links to specific products, add notes about size or color preferences, and set priority levels so gift-givers know what you want most.
Share with Family and Friends
Generate shareable links to send your lists to anyone. They don’t need an account to view your list — just click and browse.
Claim System
When someone decides to buy an item from your list, they can mark it as claimed. This prevents duplicate gifts while keeping the actual purchase a surprise from the list owner.
Cross-Platform Access
Access your lists from anywhere. The web app (built with Next.js) works great on desktop, while the React Native mobile app puts your lists in your pocket for those moments of inspiration while shopping.
Group Lists
Planning a group gift? Create collaborative lists where multiple people can contribute items and coordinate purchases.
Privacy Controls
You decide who sees what. Keep lists private until you’re ready to share, and control whether others can see who claimed which items.
Make Every Gift Count
No more gift cards as a fallback. No more duplicate presents. No more returning items that missed the mark. ListJam helps ensure that every gift is something the recipient actually wants.