Things To Get Me is the indie UK wishlist app people reach for when leaving Amazon. Here is how it stacks up against WishApp on price, the devices you can use, how items get added, and the gifting features that decide which one sticks.
Last updated: June 2026
Looking for a Things To Get Me alternative? Things To Get Me is a free, much-loved UK app with one-click Amazon import and no sign-up at all. WishApp is also free, but auto-fills price and image from any link, runs on more devices, and adds group gifting. Among Things To Get Me alternatives, WishApp is the one we'd pick.
Every row reflects what each app actually does today. Things To Get Me wins a few outright, so we marked those too.
| Feature | Things To Get Me | WishApp |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing & value | ||
| Free forever, no subscription | Always free | Always free |
| Unlimited lists and items | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| No ads | No ads | No ads |
| Platforms & devices | ||
| iPhone and Android apps | iOS + Android | iOS + Android |
| macOS desktop app | Web + Safari only | Yes |
| Browser extensions | Chrome, FF, Safari | Five browsers |
| Raycast quick-add | No | Yes |
| Adding items | ||
| Add from any store by pasting a link | Yes | Yes |
| Auto-fetch image when adding | Manual, often fails | Automatic |
| Auto-fetch price when adding | Manual entry | Automatic |
| Import an existing Amazon wishlist | One-click | No import |
| Sharing & gifting | ||
| Share with one link | Yes | Yes |
| Reserve without an account | Yes | Yes |
| Hidden reservations (owner cannot see) | Yes | Yes |
| Secret Santa generator | Yes | Yes |
| Group gifting (pool money on one item) | General funds only | Per-item pooling |
| Extras | ||
| Cash gift funds | Money Funds | Not offered |
| Address-masking shipping | Private Shipping | Not offered |
| Dark mode and 26+ languages | English only | Yes |
Both apps are genuinely free, with no subscription and no ads. That part is a tie. Things To Get Me has earned a 4.9 on Trustpilot across 400-plus reviews, which is hard to argue with, and Rob, the founder, replies to support himself, often the same day. WishApp matches the free promise with unlimited lists and no premium tier. Neither one is going to charge you. The difference shows up everywhere else.
This is the real split. Things To Get Me imports an existing Amazon wishlist in one URL paste, which WishApp simply cannot do. If you're leaving Amazon, that alone may decide it. But for everyday adding, WishApp pulls ahead: paste any link and it auto-fills the title, image and price. Things To Get Me grabs the title, but the image needs a manual trigger that reviewers say often fails, and the price is always typed by hand.
Things To Get Me covers more ground than most rivals: iPhone, Android, and extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Safari. Credit where it's due, the Safari extension is rare. WishApp goes wider still, adding a macOS app, Android tablet layouts, Edge, Brave, Opera and a Raycast add-on. So both are cross-platform. WishApp just shows up on more of the screens you actually use.
Both nail the core gift list. One link, no account needed to view or reserve, and reservations stay hidden from the owner so the surprise survives. Both even run Secret Santa. Where they diverge is money. Things To Get Me has Money Funds, a general cash pool, plus a genuinely unique Private Shipping feature that masks your address. WishApp instead does group gifting, where several people chip in on one specific item. Different tools for different moments.
WishApp's affiliate links are served cleanly, while Things To Get Me's redirect chain is a recurring complaint: ad-blockers and even plain Chrome sometimes flag the links, and reviewers report tabs closing before the product page loads. The other gaps are smaller but real. Things To Get Me is English-only with no documented dark mode; WishApp ships 26 languages on the web, 52 in the extensions, and system-aware theming throughout.
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