Turn the letter to the Three Wise Men into a gift list the whole family can see. Add toys and gifts from any store, share a single link and everyone reserves what they're bringing - on January 6 nobody doubles up.
Write your letterThree steps and the letter reaches the whole family before January 6.
Add each gift by pasting a link from any store - the photo and price fill in automatically. A wish without a link, like "a red bike"? Type it in with a note.
Send the link to the family WhatsApp group or by email. Grandparents, aunts, uncles and godparents open it on their phone, no app needed.
Whoever is bringing a gift reserves it and the others see it as reserved. That way the Three Kings never bring the same toy twice.
When someone reserves a gift, everyone else sees it's taken. No more two identical puzzles and returns on January 7.
Amazon, a local toy shop or an idea written by hand: it all fits in the same letter, with photo, price and link.
The link is enough to see the letter, and reserving a gift only takes an email. Perfect for grandparents.
From a single account you can create a Three Kings Day list for each child and share each link separately.
Changed their mind on January 4? Add or remove gifts any time - the link always shows the latest letter.
No fees, no commissions, no premium plans and no ads on the letter. Not for you, not for your family.
The letter to the Three Wise Men isn't just for kids: it works for the whole family and any way you celebrate January 6.
The kids pick their toys, you add them to the letter and the family splits the gifts without overlapping. Ideal with several siblings.
Learn more →Grown-ups write letters too. Ask for what you'll actually use instead of another pair of pajamas.
If grandparents or relatives live far away, the online letter tells them what to give and where to buy it, so it arrives on time.
Do both visit your house? Make a Christmas list and a Three Kings Day letter separately, or keep everything in one list.
Learn more →Share the letter with the people who give the most: they see the price of each wish and pick one that fits their budget.
Exchanging gifts on January 6? Draw names online and each participant adds their own wishlist.
Learn more →KeepMyWish works all year round, not just on January 6.
Create a list on KeepMyWish and add the gifts: paste a product link from any store or type the wish by hand. When the letter is ready, share the link with the family so everyone can reserve what they're giving.
Yes. Creating the letter, sharing it and reserving gifts is completely free, with no commissions and no limit on lists.
Yes. From a single account you can create a Three Kings Day list for each child and share each link separately, or one shared list for the whole household.
Each person reserves the gift they're bringing and everyone else sees it as reserved. Nobody doubles up and there's no need to coordinate in the family chat.
No. Anyone with the link can see the letter, and reserving a gift only takes confirming an email. No account, nothing to download.
No. The letter only needs a name, and it can be a nickname or just "Three Kings letter". The account is yours, with your email: we don't ask for your child's age, photo or any other details.
Yes. It works with Amazon, online toy stores or any other website: paste the link and the photo and price fill in. You can also add wishes without a link.
Yes. Use one list for both dates or create a Christmas list and a Three Kings Day letter separately, each with its own link.
Write it anyway - it's part of the magic. The online letter does something else: it lets grandparents, aunts, uncles and godparents know what to give without repeating it.
Of course. Every adult can have their own Three Kings Day letter and share it with the family or their partner, just like the kids.
Until the very last moment. Add, change or remove gifts any time and the link always shows the latest version. Ideally share it in early December so the family has time to shop.
Write your Three Kings Day letter in a minute, share it with the family and let everyone choose the gift they bring.
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