A gift-idea keeper
Notice more.
Give better.
People tell you what they want all the time, in passing. Kizuki keeps it, works out the gift, and has it waiting when their birthday comes around.
Works in your phone's browser. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.
They mention it over dinner. In a late-night text. In a reel they send you without a word. Then the birthday comes and you can't remember any of it. Kizuki remembers.
How It Works
Three steps, and the first one takes about five seconds.
Capture It the Moment You Hear It
Jot a note, paste their text, drop in a link, or add a screenshot of the wishlist they showed you. Say who it's for, or let Kizuki spot the name.
- Note
- Text message
- Link
- Video
- Screenshot
Kizuki Works Out the Gift
It turns what they said into something you can actually buy, asks the one question that would make it wrong, and lines up a budget, a most-gifted, and a treat-yourself version. Every option opens a live search at that store.
Be Ready When It Counts
Every birthday and anniversary gets a countdown, with the ideas you saved waiting under each person. Thirty days out, Kizuki emails you a reminder with what you've already got.
It Gets to Know Them
Add the details you pick up, like a shoe size or a dislike, and Kizuki suggests gifts from everything you've noted.
Because loves ceramics + wants to try pottery
Questions Worth Asking
Not sure what they want? Kizuki gives you an easy question to slip into conversation, and a weekly one by email if you'd like.
Real Stores, Real Searches
Amazon, Target, Etsy, REI and more. Kizuki opens the search; you pick the one you like.
Mark It Given
Check it off when it's wrapped, so next year you're not giving the same thermos twice.
Yours Alone
No ads, nothing sold, no one else sees your list. Delete your account and everything goes with it.