In 6 days
Birthday
September 23
Events
A birthday, the wedding, the flat-warming. Pin the date, hang the lists on it, and get a nudge before it comes round.
Omriyafor
Everything you want, on one list. One link for everyone who asks, and on the day you still have no idea what's in the box.
Free on iPhone and Android. Lists open in any browser.
The point of it
You see your wishes, the same as the day you added them. Everyone you sent the link to sees which ones are spoken for. The word never travels back.
What you see
On your own list, a taken wish looks exactly like every other wish.
What they see
Every other giver sees Taken, so nobody buys the same thing twice. Try it: tap a wish to reserve it.
On your own list, a taken wish looks exactly like every other wish.
How it works
Paste a link, take a photo, or just type "a good night's sleep". Add a price if you know one. There's no cap on wishes, ever.
Pick the wishes for the occasion, make a list, send the link to whoever asked. It opens in any browser, with nothing for them to install.
Somebody signs in and reserves the boots. Every other giver sees them taken, so nobody buys them twice. You see the boots, same as always.
And then
In 6 days
Birthday
September 23
A birthday, the wedding, the flat-warming. Pin the date, hang the lists on it, and get a nudge before it comes round.
Keep lists for your mum or your kid and share them round the family. There you're the one coordinating, not the one being surprised, so you see what's taken.
For the wishes you'll end up buying yourself. Put money aside a bit at a time and watch the bar fill.
No view counts, no "three people saved this". On a small list any number gives a reservation away.
Your grandad taps the link and sees the whole list. Reserving the candle takes one sign-in, with Google or a link in an email, so that he is the only one who can release it again.
The app is for you. The browser is for them: the list, reserving, and everything they've reserved, with nothing to install.
Plans
Free isn't a trial. It doesn't expire, and every part of the app is in it. What it caps is how much at once, and Plus takes the caps off.
| Free$0for good | Plus $3.99a monthCancel any time$29.99a year$2.50 a month$49.99onceNothing to renew | |
|---|---|---|
| Wishes | No limit | No limit |
| People besides you | 1 | No limit |
| Active lists | 3 | No limit |
| Events | 3 | No limit |
| Sharing, reserving and saving up | ||
| Whatever we make next | – | The day it lands |
Bought in the app. Cancel any time, and if you paid once, there's nothing to cancel.
No. A list is a link, and it opens in any browser. Nothing there ever costs them a thing. Reserving a wish takes one sign-in, with Google or a link in an email, so that whoever reserved it is the only one who can release it again. The app is for the person keeping the list.
Not on your own list. A taken wish looks like every other wish to you, and shows as taken to every other giver. The only lists where you see reservations are the ones you keep for somebody else.
Yes. Add them as a person, and they get their own wishes, lists and events. Because you're the one coordinating, you see which of their wishes are taken.
As many wishes as you like, one person besides yourself, three active lists and three events. Archived lists never count. Plus removes the three limits.
Any time, from the App Store or Google Play. The pay-once plan has nothing to cancel. Whatever you choose, the people you send a list to never pay.
Get Omriya. Make the list once, send it to whoever asks, and be surprised on the day. That was the whole point.