My Registry
A baby registry your guests can use without signing up.
Share one link. Friends and family pick a gift, claim it so nobody buys the same thing twice, and buy it from wherever they like. Built automatically from what you still want on your list.
Free for you and your guests. No app, no accounts for guests.
Claimed by Aunt Jo
Kept a surprise from the parents
Tick "Add to registry" on anything you want
On your list, or straight from a review.
Share one link
Copy it from your registry page and send it however you like: WhatsApp, the shower invite, a family group.
Guests claim, then buy anywhere
No account. They enter a name (or don't), choose whether it's a surprise, and buy it from the shop they prefer.
Claiming a gift takes ten seconds and no account.
Guests open your link, tap Claim this, and type their name. That's it. There's no sign-up, no app, and nothing to pay through us. They buy it from the shop they already use.
No duplicate gifts, and surprises stay surprises.
Once something's claimed, everyone else sees it's taken. Each guest chooses who gets to know it was them: everyone, other guests but not you, or nobody at all. Your registry link is private and unguessable, and it's hidden from search engines.
- Let everyone know
- Keep it a surprise from the parents
- Keep it a secret from everyone
Built from your list. Nothing to set up twice.
Anything marked Want it with Add to registry ticked appears here automatically. Your registry page gives you the link to share, a name to put on it, and a running count of what's been claimed and what it's worth.
Add your own items, and let guests buy from any shop.
Want a contribution towards the pram, a week of home-cooked meals, or a specific colour we haven't reviewed? Add it as a custom item with a price. Every item links to our review and on to retailers, but guests can buy wherever they like; we never take payment or handle delivery.
It starts with your list.
Mark what you have, want, and don't need across every stage — the registry is just what you still want, shared.
See how My List works →7
stages, TTC to toddler
228
reviewed products
48
categories covered
Every product on the list has a full review with a weighted score, pros and cons, and a price. See the reviews →
How it compares.
| My Registry | Retailer registry | Shared note / spreadsheet | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guests need an account | No | Usually | No |
| Buy from any shop | Yes | One shop | Yes |
| Stops duplicate gifts | Yes | Yes | No |
| Keep who-bought-what a surprise | Yes, per guest | Sometimes | No |
| Reviews behind each item | Yes | No | No |
| Add your own items | Yes | Limited | Yes |
Questions people ask before sharing a link.
Do my guests need an account?+
No. Anyone with your link can see the registry and claim a gift without signing up for anything.
Does anyone pay through this site?+
No. Guests buy from the retailer directly — we may earn a small commission on some links, which never affects our reviews. See our affiliate disclosure for details.
Can guests see who else has claimed what?+
Only if the claimer chose to be visible. Each guest picks one of three options when they claim: let everyone know, keep it a surprise from the parents, or keep it a secret from everyone.
Can I remove something from my registry?+
Yes — change its status on your list, or remove a custom item straight from the registry page. We warn you if it's already been claimed.
What if a guest claims something and changes their mind?+
They can undo the claim from the same device. If they've lost access, there's no email recovery yet — ask them to get in touch with you directly for now.
Is my registry public?+
Only to people with your link. It isn't listed on this site, isn't indexed by search engines, and the link itself isn't guessable.
Can I add things you haven't reviewed?+
Yes — add a custom item with a name and an optional price, from a specific colourway to a cash fund.
Can I use it alongside an Amazon or John Lewis registry?+
Yes, it's just a link. Plenty of parents put the big-ticket items here and use a shop's registry for the rest, or the other way round.
Share a registry people actually like using.
Free. Guests never need an account.