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Reggie vs. WishApp (2026 Comparison)

Reggie compared with WishApp, a wedding registry and a wishlist app side by side

Couples love Reggie, a design-led wedding registry from Australia. We put it next to WishApp on fees and supported devices, and on the bigger question of whether you want a wedding-only tool or a free wishlist for every occasion.

Last updated: June 2026

Looking for a Reggie alternative? Reggie is a good-looking Australian wedding registry with cash funds and a wedding website built in. To go live you pay an upfront fee, and Reggie also takes a cut of every contribution. WishApp is free forever, works for any occasion and runs on phones, desktops and six browsers. Out of the Reggie alternatives, WishApp is our pick.

Feature comparison

Each row shows what the two products do today. Reggie comes out ahead on a few rows, and we've marked those.

FeatureReggieWishApp
Pricing & value
Free to go live and collect giftsUpfront feeFree forever
No per-contribution or transaction feeTakes a cutNo fees
Unlimited gifts and itemsUnlimitedUnlimited
No adsNo adsNo ads
Platforms & devices
iPhone, iPad and Android appsWeb onlyiOS + Android
macOS desktop appWeb onlyYes
Browser extensionsChrome onlySix browsers
Raycast quick-addNoYes
Registry & wedding tools
Cash funds and wishing wellBuilt inNot offered
Honeymoon and experience fundsBuilt inNot offered
Bundled wedding websiteIncludedNo
Auto-drafted thank-you emailsYesNo
Sharing & gifting
Share with one linkUnique URLYes
Friends give without a payment processorStripe flowOne-click reserve
Hidden reservations (owner cannot see)Cash is visibleYes
Works for any occasionWeddings onlyAny occasion
Ease of use
Add from any store by pasting a linkExtension neededAuto-fills
Polished, customisable designStandoutClean
Secret Santa / gift exchangeNoYes

A closer look

Pricing and value

WishApp is free. There's no upfront charge and no cut of anything. Reggie works differently. Building the registry costs nothing, but before you can go live and collect a cent you pay an upfront platform fee, and after that Reggie takes a percentage of every contribution. One couple on Trustpilot was blunt about it: the fees build up as the money comes in, so budget for the initial fee and the per-contribution take. Reggie prices everything in Australian dollars.

Wedding registry features

Reggie is built for weddings, and this is the part its fans love. You get cash funds, a wishing well, a dedicated honeymoon fund, a fully customisable wedding website, and thank-you emails drafted automatically with each guest's name and amount. WishApp has none of that, because it's a wishlist for any occasion rather than a wedding suite. If you want guests to send cash straight to your bank and a beautiful event site in the same place, Reggie is the better tool.

Platforms and devices

WishApp runs on a lot more. Reggie is web-only. Its one Chrome extension was last updated in April 2024, and there's no iPhone, Android or Mac app and nothing for Firefox, Safari, Edge, Brave or Opera. WishApp has apps for iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets and macOS, extensions for six browsers and a Raycast add-on, all working on the same list.

Sharing, privacy and reservations

Reggie is cash-first. Guests contribute money through a Stripe flow, and the couple's dashboard shows exactly who gave what. That's by design, since the money goes to your bank, but it also means nothing is built in to keep a surprise. WishApp hides reservations so the owner never sees who claimed what, and friends reserve in one click without entering payment details. The two solve different problems, so work out which one you have.

Occasions and everyday use

Reggie covers one day: your wedding. While you're planning, that focus helps. Once the wedding is over, it's a dead end. For birthdays, Christmas, baby showers or an everyday wishlist you'd need another tool. WishApp handles all of them in one free account, runs Secret Santa for the family gift swap, and pulls in product details from any store when you paste a link or save with the extension.

Which should you pick?

Choose Reggie if…

  • You're planning a wedding and want a beautiful registry and a customisable wedding website managed in one place.
  • You'd rather receive cash straight to your bank, with honeymoon and experience funds, than have guests buy specific items.
  • You have international or destination-wedding guests who need to contribute from anywhere, in any currency.
  • You want auto-drafted thank-you emails and a polished, design-led look, and the upfront plus per-contribution fees don't bother you.

Choose WishApp if…

  • You want everything free forever, with no upfront fee and no cut taken from your gifts.
  • You need a wishlist for any occasion, not just a wedding: birthdays, Christmas, baby showers and everyday lists.
  • You want hidden reservations so people can still surprise you, and you'd like friends to reserve in one click without a payment processor.
  • You add gifts from a phone, a Mac or while browsing, and want real apps plus extensions for six browsers.

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