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Keep family wishes together

A flask, a book or a game: keep each wish and its useful details in one shared place.

Access: Free
The shared overview shows three active wishes belonging to Daniel with prices, priorities and occasions.
The shared overview shows three active wishes belonging to Daniel with prices, priorities and occasions.
The short answer

Your family plans in one place

The problem

When a birthday approaches, the family asks for ideas again because earlier suggestions have been forgotten.

How Best4Family helps

Open Wishlist from the module overview. In Active, tap the plus to add your own wish. Enter a title and description, keep Visibility set to Visible to the whole family for a shared wish, then save. The item appears with your name in the overview.

How it works

Get organised in a few steps

  1. 01

    Open the collection

    Open Wishlist. Active shows the shared wishes that are still open, together with the name of the person each belongs to.

  2. 02

    Add your own wish

    Tap the plus and enter a specific title. Describe the size, version or purpose so the family understands what you mean.

  3. 03

    Add useful details

    Add Estimated cost, Currency, Priority and Event type if useful. Keep Visible to the whole family enabled for the shared collection shown here.

  4. 04

    Save and read it again

    Tap Add, then open its card to check the description and details. Items already marked as bought appear under Purchased.

If something looks wrong

You cannot edit another person’s wish.

Ordinary family members cannot edit other people’s wishes. Ask the owner or a family admin to change it. Being able to read a shared wish does not give you editing rights.

Less coordination, a clearer view

Bring your family plans together.

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About this article

Written by Best4Family editorial team. Content reviewed: . Updated: .

The screenshots show the Android app. The layout and controls are largely the same on iOS. The examples use fictional family data.