As easy as 1, 2, 3
Five minutes to set up. No apps to download, and Grandma doesn’t need an account.
- 1
Make your wish book
Pick a web address like rose.wishorium.com, a theme and some colours. Add wishes from any shop.
- 2
Share one link
Send it round on WhatsApp, text or email. The family flick through it on any phone, tablet or computer.
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They circle it
Everyone sees what’s taken, so nobody doubles up. You see who, for the thank-you cards.
Who picks the wishes?
Remember circling what you wanted in the Christmas catalogue? Your child can do exactly that. Or you can add the wishes yourself. Pick one when you set up, and switch any time.
You add the wishes
Pick things from any shop and they go straight on the list. Your child can still flick through in child mode and heart their favourites.
They circle what they want
- 1. You fill the catalogue with ideas.
- 2. Hand them your phone or tablet in child mode. They draw a circle round everything they’d love.
- 3. Only the circled things go on the family’s list. Change anything you like first.
Peek inside a wish book
Real-looking lists for a new baby, a birthday and Christmas. Open one and try circling a present.
Circle it!
Every wish gets a catalogue number, a picture and a price, just like flicking through the Christmas catalogue. The family circle what they’re getting in blue biro, and it turns green with a big BOUGHT stamp once it’s bought.
A real catalogue to circle at home
Order their wish book as a glossy, stapled magazine, just like the catalogues you grew up with, posted to your door. Nothing beats circling with a crayon, and grandparents love something to hold.
Posted to your door
Printed near you, usually there in 1–2 weeks, or sooner with faster delivery. Postage included.
A wish slip at the back
For their catalogue numbers, like the old days.
Copies for Gran
Order extra copies for the family.
Hand it to your little one
Switch to child mode and they can flick through and circle (or heart) the things they love, but they’ll never see who’s buying what. Only your secret word switches it back (and we’ll email it to you if you forget).
Child mode
Flick through and circle what they want, or heart favourites. No prices, and never who’s buying.
Party mode
Pass the tablet round at the party: anyone can circle a present and add their name.
Parent mode
Only your secret word switches back, so little fingers can’t peek.
From the big toy shops to little makers
Paste a link and we pull in the name, picture and price. Or add something by hand, like swimming lessons or a day at the zoo.
A cover for every little one
Baby pink, birthday confetti, a K-pop stage, dinosaurs, a pixel quest or a gingerbread bakery: 59 covers, each in four colours, or choose your own.
Questions from grown-ups
Does my family need an account?
Only if you want them to. When you set up the list you choose: either anyone with the link can circle and just type their name, or they sign in with Google or an email address (and can add a photo).
Can my child see who is buying what?
No. In child mode they can flick through and heart their favourites, but they never see names. You can even hide the circles completely. Switching back to parent mode needs your secret word, and we can email it to you if you forget.
Can my child pick their own presents?
Yes, if you like. When you set up the list, choose “they circle what they want”. You fill the catalogue with ideas from any shop, hand them your phone or tablet in child mode, and they draw a circle round the things they’d love, just like the old Christmas catalogues. Only the circled things go on the list the family see, and you can change anything afterwards. Or add the wishes yourself: it’s your choice, and you can switch any time.
Which shops can I add things from?
Any shop. Browse Amazon by category, or paste a link from Smyths, John Lewis, Etsy, The Entertainer or anywhere else and we pull in the name, picture and price. You can also add things by hand, like swimming lessons or a day out.
Can I get it printed?
Yes. Order the wish book as a real printed catalogue: a glossy, stapled, full-colour magazine with a wish slip at the back, printed near you and posted to your door (Manage → Print). It’s perfect for circling with a crayon, and you can order extra copies for the grandparents.
Is it free?
Yes. Some shop links are affiliate links, which pay us a small commission at no cost to you.
Make a wish ✨
Pick a web address like rose.wishorium.com and your wish book is ready in five minutes. It’s free.
Start my wish book