A little help. A big gesture.
What do you give someone who has everything already?
Answer a few questions about the birthday person and get ideas that really suit them.
- Free, no account
- Ideas that really fit
A little anticipation
Small hints. Big smiles.
A taste of what you can find. Answer the questions for your own selection.
For someone who loves Gaming
Retro console
The games of back then, on today’s television. Better with two people.
€40 – €90
indicative price
For someone who loves Cooking and food
Coffee subscription
Beans from a different roaster each month. Keeps giving for months.
€20 – €75
indicative price
For someone who loves Making things
Woodworking workshop
A day with real tools and someone who knows where your fingers should be. You take home what you made.
€70 – €160
indicative price
For someone who loves Photography
Instant camera
Photos you hold straight away. Works at any party.
€60 – €140
indicative price
For the gamer in your life
Their next adventure? You can make it happen.
From a spare controller to an upgrade for the setup. Find something that fits their love for GTA VI.
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How the gift finder works
It is the thought that counts. We help you find it.
01
Tell us about them
A few questions about the person, their interests and your budget.
02
See what fits
Ideas ranked by how well they match your answers, with the reason next to them.
03
Keep your favourites
Dismiss what does not fit. What stays goes onto your wishlist.
Good to know
One more question?
The gift finder is free and works without an account.
How does this gift finder work?
You answer a few questions about the birthday person. We then rank gift ideas by how well they match their interests, your relationship, their age group and your budget. The calculation happens in your browser.
Is the information about the birthday person stored?
No. What you enter is about somebody else, so it stays in your browser. It never reaches our servers, never appears in the link and is never saved. Refresh the page and it is gone.
Why do you not ask for an exact age?
Because an age group is enough to give good ideas. Asking for less personal data about someone who is not here to consent is always better.
What is the difference between quick and detailed?
Quick asks four questions, and a fifth if you ask for pet gifts: whether there really is a pet. Without that answer we cannot honestly recommend a puzzle feeder. Detailed also asks about the kind of gift, the delivery time and — if food comes into it — about allergies and dietary needs, so we can rule out anything that will not work.