Wish
out loud.

Vishto is a free wishlist app and gift registry. Save products from almost any online store into one list, share it with a single link, and the people buying for you can reserve a gift so others with the link see it's taken. It runs in any browser at vishto.com, with a free Chrome extension for one-click saving.

Copy a product link from any shop and paste it into Vishto. It fills in the photo, price and details for you, and you can edit anything it misses. On a computer, the free Vishto extension for Chrome saves the page you're on in one click. You can also save products straight from Discover, Vishto's curated store feed.

Share your wishlist link. Anyone who opens it can reserve a gift without an account, and everyone else using that link sees it's taken, so they don't buy it twice. Vishto doesn't notify you about these reservations. Gifters can undo a reservation from the browser they made it in, and deleting the link hides its reservations from everyone.

Not when you reserve from their gift link: Vishto never notifies the list owner about those reservations. Booking inside Vishto works differently. You confirm with your receipt, the wish moves to their Fulfilled list, and a gift card with your name and message reaches them on the reveal date you choose, or straight away if you don't pick one.

Yes. Wishlists, gift links, reservations, price-drop notifications and the Chrome extension are all free, and there is no paid plan and no card to enter. Vishto doesn't sell anything itself: when you're ready to buy, you go to the store's own website and pay the store's own price.

Almost any online store with a product page, wherever you shop: paste its link and the wish is on your list. Discover, the curated store feed, is tailored to your country, and India's has more than 100 stores, from Myntra and Nykaa to Nike and IKEA. Saving a wish by its link works in every country.

Yes. The free Vishto extension for Chrome, which also works in Edge and Brave, saves the product page you're on in one click and fills in the title, price and images. Vishto itself runs in any modern browser at vishto.com, and you can add it to your phone's home screen to open it like an app.

Automatically: there is nothing to set up. Vishto re-checks the price of every wish you're still waiting on, about once a day for its first 30 days and every three days after that. When a price falls 5% or more since the last check, you're notified with the new price. Some stores block automatic checks, so their prices can lag.

Every wish starts private. For each one, you choose who can see it on your profile: only you, the followers you approve, or anyone signed in to Vishto. A gift link is different: anyone holding it sees the wishes on it, the whole list or the one collection you shared, so send it to people you trust.

Yes. A single store's wishlist only holds that store's products, while one Vishto list keeps wishes from any shop side by side: Myntra, Zara, IKEA or a small brand's own site. You share it all with one link, gifters reserve from it, and Vishto keeps checking every price. You always buy at the original store.

Yes. When you book a wish inside Vishto, you can invite friends to gift it together, either by picking them as you book or by sharing an invite link. Everyone chipping in can see the receipt and help cover the cost, while the person receiving the gift never sees the receipt.

Yes. The Vishto website is available in 21 languages, including English, Hindi, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, Japanese, Chinese and Russian, and you can switch between them any time in Settings. A few pages, the home page included, are still in English only.