How it works
- 1
Add the names
Type them or paste the whole list. Add a budget and date if you like.
- 2
Share one link
Drop it in the group chat. Nobody needs an email address or an account.
- 3
Everyone taps their name
Each person sees who they got — only on their own phone. The name then locks so nobody else can open it.
For every gift exchange
Family Christmas
Grandparents included: no emails, no passwords, just a link.
Office Secret Santa
Set a budget everyone sees, and let each person add a wish list.
Friends and roommates
Draw in seconds without anyone holding the hat — or peeking.
Remote teams
People in different cities draw from the same link, on any device.
Questions
Can couples be kept from drawing each other?
Yes. Add the pairs who shouldn't draw each other — couples, siblings, people who live together — and the draw respects them in both directions. If the exclusions make a draw impossible, you'll be told before anything is created.
Can the organizer see who got whom?
No. The draw is stored on the server and each result is only shown to the device of the person who tapped that name. The organizer can take part like everyone else.
Can someone draw themselves?
Never. The draw forms a single loop through the whole group, so nobody gets themselves and no closed pairs form.
What if someone taps the wrong name?
The organizer can free up that name so the right person can pick it. The draw itself does not change.
Do people need an email or an account?
No. Everyone opens the same link and taps their name. Each person can also leave a wish list for whoever got them.
