What Reddit Says About Gift Finder Apps

I created a website to help people find the right gifts. After a quick personality quiz it matches people to the gifts it believes they will want the most. It still is a work in progress, feedback is very much appreciated!

What mine does: - It takes the age, interests / likes, occasion, and dumps it into OpenAI to come up with some unique gift ideas. - The app then takes those gift ideas and searches Amazon (soon to be more providers, hopefully).

21 votes, 30 comments. Hi folks, Lior, the maker of DreamGift here. I've always struggled with finding nice gift ideas for friends/family/wife, and…

Just visit https://giftruly.com/gift-finder and let the AI do the hard work. It's 100% free and no sign-up is required. Searching for the perfect gift on the move? Good news - Giftruly has also a mobile app for Android and IOS.

We have done Giftster and Elfster. We also did Draw Names. I think of the three I’d check out Giftster first.

So I built GiftLocal — a free tool that asks about the person (age, interests, city, occasion) and suggests gifts rooted in where they actually live.

Perfect Gifting - This is what I was looking for in an app when I started looking for one, this may be what I switch to using if I switch from my current method. It's nice because it is on Android, iOS and has a web browser version, which makes ...

I built a free AI gift finder that actually suggests local, thoughtful gifts - not generic Amazon lists

Strangely, hard to find! Love it has an android app. Can sort items within lists. Buyers don't need an acct nor app to view and claim. Can edit price, photo and description. Clean design that's visually appealing and not fugly. Giftful seems to hit everything I was looking for.

I built a smart gift-giving app last year called Giftible: Smart AI Gift Finder . You just tell it who you’re shopping for, and it comes up with…

Hello, I want to save you all this time, pleaseee try this site. It takes the stress out of looking for gifts and gives you heaps of options. It’s…

Hey r/startups, I have an idea to build a gift recommendation engine based upon personality and interests. Example: If you choose Pregnant and Bookworm, I will give you all the books that were previously gifted to this set by lot of people.

What's the differnce between this and just going to chat gpt and typing "can you suggest gift ideas for a (insert age) year old (gender) person who likes (insert verb/noun here)? What's the draw? ... You are definitely able to get similar results. This app was just like u/Outrageous-J...

You would think there would be ... out there for a Dev to fill this space with an elegant solution. Elfster does what you want but it's a pretty garbage app....