Let gift-givers ship directly, without exposing your address
Yes. Twish can securely reveal delivery details to a verified gift-giver after they reserve a gift, without making the address public.
Sharing an address with dozens of relatives is how addresses end up in group chats forever. Twish instead ties address visibility to the act of reserving a specific gift, and can revoke it instantly.
How address sharing stays scoped
- 1Save one delivery address in Settings, with an optional note like intercom or building instructions.
- 2Choose whether it stays fully private or becomes visible after reservation.
- 3A guest who reserves a gift can then open "View delivery details" for that wishlist.
- 4Cancelling the reservation, or turning off sharing, revokes that access immediately.
Shipping a gift internationally
A relative abroad reserves a gift, taps "View delivery details," copies the address including the delivery note ("use the intercom labelled Korenchuk"), and ships directly — without a single message exchanged.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I add a delivery address to my wishlist?
- Yes. Twish can securely reveal delivery details to a verified gift-giver after they reserve a gift, without making the address public.
- What happens if I cancel my reservation?
- Your access to the delivery address for that wishlist is revoked immediately when a reservation is cancelled.
- Can I turn address sharing off entirely?
- Yes, at any time from Settings. Turning it off revokes access for everyone immediately, even people who'd already reserved a gift.