a kinder wishlist
Dibsy —
A wishlist that knows your budget
Call dibs and let future-you decide, before the impulse buy does. Dibsy keeps your wants and your budget on the same page.
YOUR WISHLIST
Why I made this
I spend a lot. I just had nowhere to see it.
What I wanted was scattered across screenshots and open tabs. What I'd spent only showed up in my bank app, always too late to matter.
So I built the thing I kept looking for: one page holding what I want, what I've bought, and what's left.
— made by someone who shops too much
How it works
Three small steps between "I want this" and "I bought this."
Add it
Paste a product link and Dibsy grabs the image, price, and store for you. Or snap a photo and fill in the rest.
Tag it
Mark it need, useful, nice to have, or unnecessary. Add a note for future-you, like why you want it.
Decide later
Nothing expires. Items stay on your list, rolling month to month, until you buy them or let them go.
Not everything is equally urgent
Every item gets a label, so your list tells the truth at a glance.
Your budget, always in view
Set a budget for the month, then watch it update as you go. No spreadsheets, no guessing — just a receipt-style summary of what's left to spend.
August budget of $800, minus $460 already purchased, leaves $340 — right next to a wishlist worth $1,250, so you know exactly what you're weighing.
Budget summary
Aug 2026
Learn what's actually worth it
After you buy, stamp it. Over time your list shows you your own patterns.