A reminder before the celebration, if you want one
For the holidays you chose, a reminder as the date approaches and a list ready to fill in. The rest of the year, nothing.
Birthday, Christmas, a new baby, a wedding: every event has its list. Add a shop link, a photo, an idea. When someone asks "what would you like?", the answer is ready.
Free and ad-free. No payment ever goes through CadeauZ.
Your circles of relatives, a godmother, a colleague: the list only goes where you open it. For recurring holidays, it is waiting for you, already shared, as the date approaches.
Relatives see what is already taken and work it out among themselves, without you knowing a thing.
Reservations stay hidden from you until two weeks after the event, enough time for every gift to be given.
Once the celebration is over, the list reveals who gave what.
Camille sees none of these labels before March 28, two weeks after her birthday.
A child does not need to know how to fill in a product page. They write or draw their letter; you turn it into the list, and the letter stays attached for those who give.
You photograph it, front, back, as many pages as it takes; parents and guests see it as it was written, mistakes and drawings included.
You name each idea, you set one aside before it goes out, and you are the one who invites the relatives.
The child sees neither the guests nor who gives what, not even after the celebration, unless you open it to them.
For the holidays you chose, a reminder as the date approaches and a list ready to fill in. The rest of the year, nothing.
For big gifts, a relative starts a group gift and the others pledge their share. Progress is visible; the money changes hands between you.
Construction sets, books about animals, trading cards: one idea per theme stays open to everyone, and each person adds what they took, with no duplicates.
Model out of stock, price shooting up: a relative suggests an alternative, which the others can see.
Volumes 3 to 6 of a comic, a bike with its helmet and gloves: each piece is reserved separately, and you see at a glance what is still missing.
A guest can suggest a gift that is not on the list. The other guests see it; you do not.
A share in a group gift is a pledge: it only shows how the group gift is coming along. You settle up between yourselves, as before. CadeauZ collects nothing, pays out nothing and never asks for bank details.
Free and ad-free. The same account works for the family's other apps: one sign-in, one profile per person, children included.