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November 10, 2026

Find it at: every Discover pick now has quick searches for it at Amazon, Walmart, Target and one more store that suits it. Add a wish shows the same stores under its results when what you want isn't there.
Add from a photo asks if you saw it in a store. Pick Costco, Target or another big store and the wish saves with that store's link, using the store's item number from the box when there is one.

Use a photo link: when a wish needs a picture no store shows, paste the address of one that's already online. Thanks to Velvet for the idea.
Report this wish: if something on a shared list looks wrong, you can tell us about that one wish.
My Wishlist is tidier at the top: search, share and settings are small buttons by the title, and filters live in one place.
Sharing your list is shorter: Send to family and Copy link come first, and everything else is one tap away.
Pick more than one collection at once in Filters. Whatever's on shows as chips under the buttons; tap one to take it off.
Swipe a sheet down to close it.
A gift card on someone's list with no store link now has Find it on Giftcards.com, so you can buy it in a tap.

Your collections can show as tiles, each with photos of what's in it. Tap one to see its wishes, switch back to every wish any time, and put the tiles in the order you like. People giving from your list see the same tiles. Thanks to Velvet for the idea.
Choosing a photo is clearer: a check marks the one you tapped, Use this photo stays in reach, and closing asks before dropping your pick. Thanks to Velvet for the idea.
List names stay exactly as you typed them, without an extra "list" tacked on. Thanks to Velvet for the idea.

Saving from a store page shows the price, size or color and a note to fill in, with whatever the page told us already filled.
A price you type on an Amazon wish now shows to the people giving from your list.
Pasted links fill in prices from more stores, and when a store blocks us, the wish says so and how to add the details.

A quick menu on your own wishes. Press and hold on a phone, or right-click on a computer, to edit a wish, move or copy it, mark it as received or remove it. Thanks to brideofseitan for the idea.
Choose a photo. If a wish has the wrong picture or none, pick another from the store's page or from the same item at other stores. Thanks to brideofseitan for the idea.
Wishes saved from small shops and eBay now come with a photo more often. Thanks to brideofseitan for the idea.
Get details from this phone. In the newest iPhone and Android test versions, a wish that's missing its photo or price can be read right on your phone.
Discover keeps loading ideas as you scroll, and each idea says why it was picked.
Gifts you're giving can count gifts you bought somewhere else, and your shopping list prints.
Opening a family member's list for the first time is clearer: a plainer start, an easier sign-in, and their list stays one tap away.
Wishes brought over from mywishlist.online now open the real store pages.

The iPhone app is on the App Store.
Discover reads each product's own details to check it fits, asks which model a part is for (phone cases, watch bands, printer ink), and can tune ideas for a list you run, like a child's.
Etsy products in Discover and in Find at other stores, which also checks more stores.
Secret Santa organizers can keep a wishlist for someone without an account, like Grandma, so whoever draws her has something to shop from.
Small fixes from a walk-through as a new person: a phone-friendly sort menu, clearer sign-in limit wording and plainer screens.

White Elephant: pick it as the exchange kind, and the host runs game night from a phone.
Party pages with invitations, RSVPs and a gift list, for birthdays and showers.
Things to do in Discover: classes, trips and tickets alongside products.
Compare one wish's price across stores.
Pick the exact size or color while saving a wish.
The browser extension for Firefox, with right-click saving and a check mark on products you've already saved.
The Android app for family testers.
A heads-up when someone follows your list, and an offer to share yours back.
Wishes whose store page has gone away show “May be sold out” to givers.
Faster pages on slow phones, and plainer main screens for first-time family members.
In the iPhone test version: your list opens without a signal, and a Home Screen widget counts down to Christmas.

Group gifts: chip in together toward a big wish.
Wishes for more than one of something, gift cards and cash funds like “toward a plane ticket”.
Search and sort long lists, tags givers can filter by, and a warning before you add the same wish twice.
Move or copy a wish between your list and a list you run, like a child's.
For givers: a private gift budget and shopping list, ideas just for you, secret ideas family can share without the owner seeing, and anonymous questions to the list's owner.
Gift signing: givers can sign the gifts they bought, and owners see who to thank on Received gifts.
Opt-in push notifications in browsers and the iPhone app.
Texting a list link shows a preview card with the list's photos.
One account per person: link Apple and Google sign-in, change your email and sign out other devices.
Secret Santa: add people who don't have an account, nudge anyone whose list is empty, and run last year's exchange again without repeat matches.
Birthdays and personal dates on your list, and a “still want this?” tidy-up.
Public gift guides, help pages with pictures, a gift finder for someone without a list, and public wishlists for people who choose them.
Search for a real product right inside Add a wish.
In the iPhone app: a Save button inside Safari, sharing photos and screenshots to Wantalot, a more native feel and full screen on iPad.