The early room is opening
Better gifts. Less guessing.
WishCodes turns a private taste signal into six thoughtful gift directions — without turning your wishes into a public shopping list.
Takes 60 seconds. No account needed. Your answers stay private.
Private profile
Maya's WishCode
Decoding signals
- Little adventures
- Useful things
- Cozy rituals
- Unusual finds
Only you can see this.
A sample WishCode. Yours reads differently.
The loop
How the surprise survives
Four moments. Two people stay in their lane. Nobody has to guess, and nobody gets shown the answer key.
The recipient controls the signal. The giver controls the moment.
- 01
They answer privately
A short taste quiz, answered on their own. No account, and nothing that turns into a public list.
- 02
WishCodes reads the signal
The answers become a small private profile — patterns and leanings, never a shopping cart.
- 03
You get useful directions
Six directions, each with a plain reason it fits. Enough to act on, not a catalogue to scroll.
- 04
Their answers stay theirs
The giver works from context. The raw answers never travel with the link.
One boundary, held in both directions
What you see. What you never see.
WishCodes only works if both people trust the middle. So the link carries direction, not confessions.
What a gift-giver sees
- Six gift directions, each with a reason it fits
- Budget-aware ideas for the moment they described
- The occasion, relationship and format they chose
- A short taste summary — context, not answers
What a gift-giver never sees
- Raw quiz answers, in any form
- The private taste profile behind the summary
- A public or searchable wishlist
- Anything the recipient did not choose to share
This is the part that makes a WishCode feel like a hint instead of a request.
Already have a shared WishCode?
The giver flow stays open.
Open a private link from someone you know. You do not need early access to help make their surprise — and you will never be shown their answers.
Ready when you are
Make the next gift feel impossible to guess.
Take the quiz for yourself, then send one private link to someone who wants to get you right.