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Pingwish is a simple place to gather the things people need — supplies for a class, kit for a course, donations for a shelter, gifts for an occasion — into one list. Everyone opens the same link in a browser, sees exactly what's on it, and marks what they're taking care of.

There are two ways to use Pingwish lists — pick the one that fits your situation:

People reserve from your list

Needs & Wishes List

Gather the supplies a cause needs or the wishes for an occasion, and share one link. Donors, family or friends reserve what they'll give or bring, so nothing arrives doubled. Or keep it private, just for yourself.

Shelter / Charity
Class / Group Party
Birthday
Wedding
Baby Shower
Just for Me

A browsable reference for others

Reference List

Publish the supplies needed for a class, course or activity as a shareable reference. Put the link on your course page or send it in your welcome email — anyone who opens it can view the list, or copy the whole thing into their own list to shop from. Great for teachers and course leaders.

Art Class
Sports Kit
Kindergarten List
Course Supplies
Workshop

How it works

Just Paste an Item

Drop a link, a photo, or a screenshot of an item you want on the list — we extract all the details for you automatically.

Make It Yours

Upload your own cover photo and pick a colour theme to set the mood in seconds.

Share with One Simple Link

No app, no account, no sign-ups. Anyone you send it to opens your list instantly in their browser.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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