Frequently asked questions

Wisher – wish, as you wish. Wisher embodies good manners in today’s society, valuing your time and the time of your community. Avoid impulse buys—save your wish, come back later, and decide with confidence. Plan your dreams, discover amazing ideas from the community, or let Wisher AI inspire you. No more endless searching—Wisher finds, tracks, and stores your wishes from top online stores and the whole web.

A wishlist (or wish list) is your personal collection of gifts and gift ideas you want to receive or buy later. It helps you stay organized and makes gift-giving easier for friends and family.

A vision board is for visualizing your future goals and desires, while a dream board in Wisher focuses on organizing your wishes, gifts, and gift ideas for real-life events.

A wishlist is a personal wish list of gifts you’d like, while a registry is usually created for a specific event (like a wedding or baby shower) and shared with guests.

You can share your wishlist or registry easily with a link. Friends and family can see your dream board or gift ideas and buy directly from it.

Yes! Creating a wishlist, dream board, or gift registry in Wisher is completely free.

When you open a shared wishlist or registry, you can reserve a gift. This ensures the same gift isn’t bought twice

Yes, you’ll need a free account to create and manage your wishlist, registry, or dream board

Absolutely. Wisher lets you save gift ideas to your wishlist or registry from any website.

You can add gifts by searching, uploading photos, or saving items directly from online stores to your wishlist or dream board.

Your wishlist, registry, or dream board is private by default. You choose who to share it with.

If someone shares their wishlist or dream board link with you, you can open it in Wisher and save it in your connections.

Yes! Wisher suggests trending gift ideas you can add to your wishlist, dream board, or registry.

Yes, the Wisher app helps you manage all your wishlists, registries, and dream boards in one place.

You can use a registry for weddings, birthdays, baby showers, Christmas, or any event where gifts are exchanged.

Yes. You control the privacy of your wishlist or registry and can hide individual gifts if needed.

No. Friends can view your wishlist or registry through a shared link, even without the app.

You can edit gift details in your wishlist or registry at any time to fix name, image, or description.

Once your friends share their wishlists or dream boards with you, they appear in your connections for easy access.

Use the Wisher browser extension or mobile app to save gifts and ideas directly into your wishlist or dream board.

Yes! With Wisher, you can create a wishlist or gift registry for any occasion—birthdays, weddings, or holidays—and share it with your loved ones. You can also set recurring reminders (weekly, monthly, or yearly) or one-time alerts, so you’ll never forget an important event or gift.

Wisher the Cat is our mascot which give us luck and happiness and your friendly guide inside the app with his gently paws he helping you discover gift ideas, manage wishlists, and organize dream boards.

Wisher is available in 10 languages, making it easy to use worldwide. Currently, the app supports: 🇬🇧 English (UK), 🇯🇵 Japanese (JA), 🇰🇷 Korean (KO), 🇩🇪 German (DE), 🇪🇸 Spanish (ES), 🇫🇷 French (FR), 🇮🇳 Hindi (HI), 🇧🇷 Portuguese (Brazil) (PT-BR), 🇨🇳 Chinese (Simplified) (ZH), and 🇮🇹 Italian (IT), Ukrainian 🇺🇦 (UA), 🇵🇱 Polish (PL).

A baby registry is a curated list of items that parents-to-be create to share with friends and family. It serves as a wishlist of everything they need to prepare for their new arrival—from big-ticket items like cribs to daily essentials like diapers and wipes.

The short answer is: whenever you feel ready! However, most parents find that starting during the second trimester (around 12 to 20 weeks) is the "sweet spot."

Why this timeline works:

• 12–16 Weeks (The Early Phase): This is a great time to start a private registry.

• 20 Weeks (The Discovery Phase): Many parents wait until their 20-week anatomy scan.

• 28–32 Weeks (The Sharing Phase): You should aim to have your registry finalized about 4 to 6 weeks before your baby shower.

No, it is not considered rude. In fact, including higher-priced items (like strollers, cribs, or car seats) is helpful for a few reasons: Group Gifting, The Completion Discount, Family Contributions.

The Golden Rule of Registry Etiquette. The key to not appearing "greedy" is variety. As long as you provide a wide range of price points—from $10 pacifiers and $25 onesies to $300 car seats—your guests will feel empowered to choose a gift that fits their specific budget.

Yes. While many baby products look cute, some are no longer recommended by safety experts or are notoriously underused by parents. You may want to skip or reconsider:

• Sleep Positioners & Inclined Sleepers: Products like "wedges" or "inclined rockers" are linked to suffocation risks. 

• Crib Bumpers: Even "breathable" mesh versions are generally discouraged by pediatricians because they can pose a strangulation or entrapment risk.

• Wipe Warmers: These are often cited by parents as unnecessary. 

• Newborn-Size Shoes: Babies don’t walk, so "hard-sole" shoes are mostly decorative and tend to fall off constantly. 

• Excessive "Newborn" Clothing: Babies outgrow newborn sizes in a matter of weeks (or sometimes days!).

• Scented Skincare: Many newborns have highly sensitive skin or eczema.

Keep your registry active for one year after your baby is born.

Why?

• Completion Discounts: Most retailers let you use your 15% discount for 60 to 180 days after your due date.

• Easy Returns: An active registry acts as a digital receipt for easier returns and exchanges.

• First Birthday: Friends often refer back to your list for gift ideas as your baby hits their one-year milestone.

Yes. Wisher registry app provide privacy settings that give you control to share your baby registry for diffrent users. You can also mark individual items as private within a public registry. This is great for keeping personal postpartum supplies or "maybe" items hidden while keeping the rest of your list open for gifts.