Family wishlists
that actually work.
One place for wishlists. Effortless family coordination. Littelist helps everyone align so kids get exactly what they want.
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Leo's Christmas
5 of 7 items sorted
Magna-Tiles 100pc Set
SpecificClaimed by Grandma
"Art Supplies"
ThemeUncle Mike: watercolor set
Aunt Erin: sketchbook & pencils
Big Kid Bike
GroupCollege Fund
Fund$275 contributed
"Who's getting the scooter?"
"I think Mom bought that..."
"Wait, the link is broken!"
You love them. But you dread the "what do they want?" group chat.
Scattered lists lead to duplicate gifts, wasted money, and things that end up in the landfill. Littelist replaces the scramble with one coordinated source of truth.
Kids see wishes. Grown-ups see logistics.
Switch views to see how Littelist keeps the magic alive while getting the job done.
Big Kid Bike
Red with training wheels please!
Art Stuff
Markers, paint, sketchbooks... surprise me!
Jellycat Lion
The big fluffy one!
College Savings
For when I'm big!
More than a link. A personal invitation.
Forwarding a wishlist link feels transactional. This is different. Your child can record a short video intro, turning a URL into a real moment. Family feels invited, not assigned.
Play Intro
Age 7
"Hey everyone! I worked really hard on my list. Can't wait to see you!"
The Wild Robot
Main St. Books
Magna-Tiles
amazon.com
Train Set
Etsy.com
Woom Bike
woom.com
Jellycat
Tiny Acorn
Add anything from anywhere.
Found the perfect thing at that little toyshop downtown? Add it. Spotted a handmade gift on Etsy? Add it. Paste an Amazon link? Easy. Build the perfect list from wherever life takes you.
Most wishlists force you into one store. Littelist lets you mix and match however works for your family.
No affiliate links. We don't mark up prices or take a cut.
Point everyone in the right direction, not at a shopping list.
Show relatives what will really light your kid up. Littelist lets you mix different kinds of wishes so everyone can find something that fits their budget and style.
Specific items
Add exact gifts for the things you know they'll love. Paste a link, add a quick note, and relatives can grab it without fifteen "which one was it again?" texts.
Themes and ideas
Not sure which art kit or dinosaur book is best? Add open-ended ideas like "science experiments" or "chapter books with strong girl heroes" so shoppers have freedom to choose within a lane.
Funds and bigger goals
Create slots for savings too. Think "summer camp fund" or "first bike savings." Relatives can chip in when they want to give something that lasts longer than the wrapping paper.
So easy, even the tech-reluctant
uncle will use it.
They get one link
No app download required. Keeps it simple for everyone.
They tap 'Claim'
One tap prevents duplicates. No account creation needed for them.
They buy anywhere
We link them to the store, but you control the specifics.