Yeah, I know — "another wishlist app." But hear me out. I got frustrated building registries for life events (wedding, baby shower, birthdays) and having to choose: use Amazon and get everything from one store, or use a retailer-specific registry and miss half the things you actually want. There's no clean way to say "I want this from IKEA, this from Etsy, and this from a small local shop" — and share it as one link. So I built BennyList — a free wishlist and registry app where you can add anything with a URL and share it as one clean link. Physical products, sure — but also a college fund donation page, tickets to a local show, an Airbnb experience, a class you want to take. If it lives online, it can go on your list and guests can reserve it so nothing gets duplicated. What it does: Add items from any website using the Chrome, Edge, or Firefox extension — it pulls the name, price, and image automatically Works without the extension too — paste any URL and fill in the details manually Create wishlists, registries, or group gift exchanges (Secret Santa) Guests can reserve items so nothing gets bought twice Web + iOS + Android I've been building it solo for a while and just shipped a bunch of new landing pages + the Android app. Still very much a work in progress but it's live and free. Would love honest feedback — especially from anyone who's dealt with the "three different registry sites" problem before a big event. Link: bennylist.com   submitted by   /u/EEngineer89 [link]   [comments]