Send a gift abroad without a single "what's your address" text
Twish lets relatives and friends abroad reserve a gift and then securely view the recipient's delivery address, so they can ship directly instead of asking for it separately.
Long-distance gift-giving usually means an extra round of messages just to get a current address, often re-asked every year. Tying address access to a reservation removes that step entirely.
Shipping a gift internationally
- 1The wishlist owner saves their delivery address once, with country, phone, and any delivery notes.
- 2They enable "Show delivery address to verified gift-givers after they reserve a gift."
- 3A relative abroad reserves an item and opens "View delivery details."
- 4They copy the full address, including the delivery note, and ship straight from the retailer.
A grandparent shipping from another country
A grandparent abroad reserves a gift, sees the delivery note "Please use the intercom 'Korenchuk'; packages may be left with the concierge," and ships with confidence that it'll actually arrive.
Frequently asked questions
- Is my address visible to everyone who opens my wishlist?
- No. By default the address stays private; it's only shown to guests after they've reserved a gift, and only if you've turned that setting on.
- Can I include delivery instructions for a courier abroad?
- Yes, there's an optional delivery note field for instructions like intercom codes or concierge details.
- What if I move or want to stop sharing my address?
- Update or remove your saved address any time in Settings, or turn off address sharing to revoke access immediately.