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Paste product links from AU retailers and keep the useful details together.
A calmer way to collect and share gift ideas.
Quokit gives Australian families one tidy place to paste product links, organise lists by person or occasion, and share ideas only when they are ready.
- Save product links from Australian retailers before they disappear into browser tabs.
- Create simple lists for birthdays, Christmas, baby showers, and family gift planning.
- Phase 0 beta invites are small and personal so feedback can shape the product.
Gift list
Mum's birthday ideas
A tidy shortlist of links, notes, prices, and share options for the people coordinating gifts.
Linen robe in eucalyptus
Saved from an AU retailer
Share when ready
Send a view-only link to family so everyone can see the same ideas.
What is Quokit?
It is a private wishlist workspace for the person who keeps track of gift ideas. Save links before they disappear, turn them into simple lists, and share one clean view with family when coordination matters.
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Name each list for a person, birthday, Christmas, or baby shower.
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Share a tidy list instead of screenshots, chats, and forgotten browser tabs.
Three steps, no spreadsheet.
The first Quokit flow is deliberately simple so beta testers can save a useful list in minutes.
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Save a product link
Paste a retailer URL and Quokit previews the title, image, price, and store where possible.
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Organise the list
Keep ideas grouped by person or occasion, with quantities and notes where they help.
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Share when ready
Send one list link to trusted family so everyone is looking at the same gift ideas.
Built for the family gift coordinator.
Quokit is not trying to be a public social wishlist. Phase 0 is focused on private, practical gift planning for families.
- Stop losing ideas across browser tabs, screenshots, and chat threads.
- Give everyone one source of truth so duplicate buying is easier to avoid later.
- Keep lists private until you decide a share link is useful.
- Designed around Australian retailers, families, and beta feedback.
Beta questions
The public page is open, but app access stays deliberately limited during Phase 0.
Can anyone create an account?
No. Joining the waitlist records interest, but sign-in only works for email addresses that have been invited.
Why is there an invited sign-in link?
Existing beta testers need a direct way back into Quokit. If your email is not invited, the magic-link request is blocked.
Where are the legal details?
The Phase 0 privacy and terms pages are linked in the footer and will be replaced with final legal policies before broader launch.