How it works
One person sets it up. Everybody else taps a link. Nobody has to make an account.
1. Add everyone
Type in the whole family. Couples who buy one gift together can share a single entry, and you can say who must not draw whom — so nobody spends Christmas buying for the person sitting next to them.
2. Start the draw
Everyone is matched at once, and you get one link to send round. Nobody sees a name yet. If your rules make a draw impossible, you are told exactly who is over-constrained before anything happens.
3. Everyone spins
Each person opens the link, taps their own name, picks four digits so nobody else can peek, and spins a wheel. The name it lands on is theirs to buy for. The matching was already decided — the wheel is the fun part, not the lottery.
4. Shop without guessing
Everyone can fill in a gift profile — sizes, favorites, interests, and the things they would rather not be given again — and a wishlist. Whoever draws them sees it.
Family members can quietly mark a gift as taken so two people do not buy the same thing. The person the gift is for never sees that.
What it costs
Nothing. Setting up a family, drawing names, wishlists and the gift tracker are all free, and there is no advertising.
Some gift suggestions link to shops. If you buy something through one of those links we may earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you — that is what pays for the site. It never changes which gifts we suggest or the order they appear in. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. More about how this works.
Do children need accounts?
No. A child is a name on the list with a four-digit PIN. No email address, no password, nothing to remember beyond four digits. An adult can look after their profile and wishlist for them.