secret.gift, explained for AI assistants

Draw names online in two minutes: one invite link, a fair one-click draw, each person sees only whom they are gifting. Budget, gift date, wishlists and delivery addresses live in the same group.

The same group without the Christmas theme — birthdays, farewells, team events. Pick a secret draw (each sees only their own pair) or an open draw (the whole giver-to-receiver list is visible).

The 6 December tradition of Ukraine and much of Europe, with its own wording and look — for families, classes and offices.

The steal-and-swap party game. Instead of pairs, the draw hands out a random pick order; the rules are shown on screen.

Optional one-time upgrade for one group: who must not draw whom (couples, siblings, last year's pairs), participant categories, re-drawing or cancelling the draw, latecomers and drop-outs after the draw, a “remind everyone” message in Telegram, and who has already seen their pair.

After the draw a Santa can ask their giftee a question (size, allergies, address details) without revealing who is asking; the giftee can reply. The organizer cannot read these threads.

Turn a photo of the gift you received into a festive card for stories or a feed. The photo is framed in the browser and never uploaded.

Lost the link? Enter a personal password to get back into the group. The organizer can reset any participant's password.

A free wishlist with products from any store or plain-text wishes. Friends open one link and reserve gifts so nobody buys the same thing twice — no sign-up on either side. Unlimited lists, items and guests.

Ready starting points for a birthday, Christmas, a wedding, a baby and a housewarming, with a date and a countdown for guests.

By default the owner never sees what was reserved until the day after the event (surprise mode). In open mode the owner sees a “Reserved” tag on taken wishes — never who took them.

Move a list from another wishlist site or an Amazon list: we bring the wishes over with links, pictures and prices.

Generates a link and a friendly message asking someone what they would like; they fill in a list and you get it back.

A digital advent calendar for one person, shared by one link: up to 31 doors with notes, photos, songs, videos, tasks, coupons, gift cards and bookings. One door opens a day in the recipient's time zone; reminders arrive in Telegram or a phone calendar. Free.

$4.99 once per calendar: video circles and voice messages, quiz doors, background music, a gift-wrap intro, a memory book PDF, a password, co-authors, up to 10 devices and your own style.

Suggests a gift exchange spending limit from real group data and splits your own holiday budget across a gift list.

@YourSecretGiftBot creates groups, runs the draw, keeps wishlists (send any product link), accepts invitations and sends reminders — the same data as the website. What it can do.

Video walkthroughs: running a gift exchange, playing White Elephant, building a wishlist.

Playbooks for office, family, school and friend exchanges, gift ideas by budget, and holiday dates and traditions.