A loved one can change their mind, without going through you
When someone clicks “I'll give the whole gift” and then changes their mind, they can withdraw from your list themselves. You get an email, and the group gift reopens just as it was.
- “I'm no longer covering this” appears on the card, for whoever had committed
- you get an email telling you — no more finding out by chance
- the group gift reopens exactly as before: your guests can chip in again, or give it in full
- and as long as someone has pledged money, the gift stays locked: nobody can reopen it
Every gift shows where it really stands
Someone committing to give a big gift on their own is not a purchase yet. The whole list now says so.
- a gift claimed in full shows as pending, not in green as “gifted”: the order hasn't been placed yet
- your list's counters say “claimed” — which is true — instead of “gifted”
- the email you receive uses the right word too
- deleting such a gift no longer claims to erase “the record of that purchase”: there isn't one
- and when someone is about to order, your list reminds you to add a delivery address
- a loved one who takes a whole group gift reads “You're giving this gift. Now place the order”, and keeps the button to go and buy it
Paste links: several at once, with no waiting
Got ten store tabs open? Paste them all at once into the add field: we spot the links and add them one by one.
- no more waiting: while we fetch the title, price and photo, you can already paste the next link
- the store's name shows while we search — and if it's slow to answer, we say so instead of leaving you with a frozen screen
- if a link comes back empty — some stores block us — you get three buttons: type the title and price yourself, try again, or drop it
- when you paste a batch, links already on your list are set aside, and we tell you
- from your phone, the “Share” button in a store app or Instagram sends the product straight into your list
- and on desktop, the Chrome extension is offered right under the field, exactly when it would save you time
Group gifts say where they stand
On bigger gifts, the group gift now shows more clearly where it stands — and what's left to raise.
- “I'll give the whole thing”, for the guest who wants to take the gift alone
- the first names of those who already chipped in appear under the gift: your guests can see they're not going first
- when the goal is close, a nudge shows what's left — “Only €35 to go!”
- a group gift that just started is no longer counted as an already-given gift in your list's progress
- an empty group gift explains what it is, instead of showing “€0 collected” under an empty bar
- if you correct a gift's price, its group gift target follows
- group gifts start from €100, and the site explains why
See what happened since your last visit
Once your list is published, your management page shows a “Your list's activity” card: your loved ones' visits, and how many gifts have been claimed.
- from your second day of visits, “Since your last visit” sums up what happened: visits, gifts claimed, group gift pledges
- opening your management page counts as a visit
- on the visits chart, slide your finger along: each day shows its number of visits
- when nothing new has happened but your loved ones are still opening the list, the card tells you so, instead of suggesting you share it again
Chip in without picking a gift
A guest would rather let you choose, or arrives when everything is taken? You can switch on free contributions: they send you an amount without picking from the list. The money goes straight to you — MagicListe never receives it.
Your loved ones can pay, however you entered your payment details
An IBAN, a Lydia or PayPal link, an address or a number to copy: your payment details now show in a form your loved ones can actually use.
- an IBAN is written out in the contribution confirmation email, sent to loved ones who left their address
- details that are neither an IBAN nor a link are shown for copying, with “Copy details”
- a Lydia or PayPal.me link entered without “https://” now opens correctly
- after chipping in, the loved one is told what to do before closing the window: keep the details, or open the button right away
No more nasty surprises on your gifts
Deleting, correcting, cancelling: your list now tells you what each action will change, before you do it.
- deleting a gift that's reserved, already given, or that people have pledged money towards asks for confirmation, and spells out what it would erase
- a guest clicked “I'll give the whole thing” by mistake? You can put the gift back on the list — do tell them, we can't let them know for you
- an email lets you know if a guest cancels their reservation
- switching a gift to a group gift can no longer erase a reservation silently
- “Details” becomes “Your note”: more room, and a counter to keep track
A list page that's nicer and easier to read
The page your loved ones discover has been reworked: more room to breathe, your photo given pride of place, and readable text throughout.
- the header was rebuilt: your photo is showcased, and the gifts move up
- your image shows in full, without being cropped
- a welcome message with real room — up to 600 characters, and past a few lines it folds behind “Read more” so it doesn't push the gifts down
- every piece of text on your list was reworked to clear the readability bar, gold wording included
What used to get stuck, and doesn't any more
A few blockers, several of them reported by parents, fixed this month.
- store links work from Messenger, Facebook and Instagram, where the web opens in a window with no tabs
- opening your list from the home page is much faster: the page gets ready in advance
- the delivery address goes out with the confirmation email
- when a store blocks us from reading its page, we try a second time before giving up: many stubborn addresses now add themselves
- on phones, the buttons in our emails are back to a normal size, and “WhatsApp” and “SMS” fit side by side
- a second tap on “Create my list” no longer creates an identical second list
- duplicating a list shows “Copy created ✓” and a direct link to the copy
- “I've bought this gift” and “Cancel my reservation” are easier to tap on phones
- the whole “View the product on the retailer's site” strip is clickable, not just the words
- while a reservation or contribution is being sent, the window stays open: you always see whether it worked