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Enter your secret password
The host gave you a password that opens your own list. You can read everyone else’s wishes, but your own list stays a surprise.
Everyone’s wish lists
Add your wishlist to your card, then tick off other people’s wishes as they are filled. Nobody’s marks ever show on their own card.
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Host setup
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Host setup
Each password opens exactly one person’s list, so there is no name to type at sign-in. Give everyone their own password and ask them to keep it secret.
Family
Nobody has been added yet. Add the first person above.
Secret gift ideas
Anyone can add a gift idea to someone else’s card. The person it is for never sees the idea itself. Choose what they see on their own card once someone has added one.
Tune matrix
A layout tool for the “Who has given to whom” matrix. Switch it on and a “Tune matrix” button appears at the top of the wishlist page, but only for you while Host setup is unlocked in this browser. Nobody else ever sees it. Switch it off when you are done.
Host password
Each password is kept two ways: scrambled, which is all the sign-in check uses, and as a readable copy that only Host setup can open, which is what this list shows. Passwords are not case-sensitive. The server never sends anyone the ticks on their own list or the secret ideas written for them. This is a family-sized lock: anyone who learns a person’s password can open that person’s list, so ask everyone to keep theirs to themselves.