About Bazha
Bazha is a website and an app for wishlists. You collect what you want in one list, share one link, and friends see what is already reserved.
Why it exists
"What do you want?" comes up every year, and gifts sometimes overlap. Bazha takes away both awkward moments: the list answers for you, and reservations show what is already taken.
How it works
Add a wish by pasting a link from any site, and Bazha usually pulls in the title, photo and price. Guests browse the list without an account, and sign in without a password (email link or Google) only to reserve a gift. You can have up to 3 public wishlists for free. Pages come in Ukrainian (the default) and English.
Chrome extension
Spotted something in a shop that belongs on your list? Click the Bazha icon in the Chrome toolbar. The extension usually reads the title, price and photo from the product page itself, and for a few big shops, such as Amazon, it reads the page directly. You pick a wishlist, fix any field that looks off and press Save. There is no separate login: it uses your Bazha sign-in in that same browser. Nothing is sent to Bazha until you press Save.
Mobile app
The iPhone app is in the App Store. There is no Android version yet, and it will come later. Wishlists also work in the browser, so you can open them from any device without the app.
Who is behind Bazha
We run Bazha, and we are reachable. A person reads every message sent to the support address.
Get in touch
A question, a bug, or an idea: write to hello@bazha.app