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An event that is currently in progress. Participants can view wishlists and make claims only while an event is active.

A user with administrative privileges in a Gift Group. Admins can manage members, change settings, and delete the group.

When a wishlist becomes historical after its occasion date passes. Archived wishlists are still accessible but typically hidden from default views.

The number of days before someone’s birthday that Gift Group members receive reminders. Default is 14 days.

An optional spending limit for event participants. Helps coordinate spending and prevents over-gifting.

Giverr’s data model where gifts are owned by users, not wishlists. A single gift can appear on multiple wishlists, and claims coordinate across all of them.

When a giver commits to purchasing a gift from someone’s wishlist. Claims are hidden from wishlist owners to preserve surprise.

The lifecycle stage of a claim: To BuyPurchasedWrappedGiven.

A display preference that reduces spacing in the interface, showing more items at once.

When multiple givers can see each other’s claims to prevent duplicate purchases.

The home screen that shows an overview of your wishlists, upcoming occasions, and activity.

The highest priority level for a gift. Signals this is something you really hope to receive.

A time-bound occasion with its own invite system and optional budget tracking. Examples: “Office Secret Santa”, “Dad’s 60th Birthday”.

When a share link stops working. Can be set to a specific date, after a certain number of views, or never.

The automatic process of pulling product information (name, image, price) from a URL.

A lightweight persona for someone without their own Giverr account. Managers can create and manage wishlists on their behalf.

An item on a wishlist that someone wants to receive.

A permanent community for year-round wishlist sharing. Members can see each other’s wishlists and coordinate gift-giving.

Someone who views wishlists and claims gifts to purchase.

A wishlist whose occasion date has passed. These are archived but still accessible.

A unique code that allows someone to join a Gift Group or Event. Generated by admins or organizers.

A URL containing an invite code that, when clicked, takes someone directly to the join flow.

Controls how people can join a Gift Group: Open (anyone with link), Approval Required (admin must approve), or Invite Only (admin adds directly).

A user who controls a Family Profile, able to create wishlists and manage gifts on behalf of the profile.

Product information extracted from URLs: name, description, image, price, and source.

Disable notifications from a specific wishlist or Gift Group without leaving or unfollowing.

Private text attached to a claim. Only visible to the person who made the claim.

The event or celebration a wishlist is created for (birthday, wedding, holiday, etc.).

The person who created a wishlist and will receive the gifts.

Someone who has joined an event and can view event wishlists.

Giverr’s core design principle where claim information is hidden from wishlist owners but visible to other givers.

A gift’s importance level: Want, Really Want, or Dream Gift.

Your personal information in Giverr: display name, avatar, birthday, and preferences.

The number of a specific gift item requested. Givers can claim partial quantities.

A notification setting that silences alerts during specified times.

Instant synchronization of changes across all users. When someone claims a gift, others see it immediately.

To cancel a share link so it no longer grants access.

A unique URL that grants access to a wishlist. Can optionally expire.

A personal view of all gifts you’ve claimed, organized for easy tracking.

The system that ensures wishlist owners never see claim information.

The visual appearance of the app: light mode, dark mode, or system preference.

The initial status of a claim, indicating the gift hasn’t been purchased yet.

To release a claim, making the gift available for other givers.

The number of times a share link has been accessed.

Someone who can see a wishlist but doesn’t own it.

A collection of gifts for a specific occasion.

A claim status indicating the gift has been purchased and wrapped, ready to give.