Create a game
Choose who you are playing with, give the game a name and set the date and budget. Add anything the group should know before joining to the rules.
- Game type and name
- Date and budget
- Rules and cover image
Create a game and send one link to your group. Once everyone joins, the service draws the names privately. Each player sees only the person they are buying for.
Four simple steps so everyone knows what to do — without knowing who is preparing their own gift.
Choose who you are playing with, give the game a name and set the date and budget. Add anything the group should know before joining to the rules.
Send the link to friends, family or coworkers. They can review the details and join from their phone — one message in the group chat is enough.
Once the whole group has joined, the service creates random matches. Nobody can draw themselves, and each player sees only their own recipient.
Everyone can add a few wishes or a complete wishlist. Santa gets useful clues, chooses a gift, and the group opens their surprises on the agreed day.
Everyone sees different information. The game details are shared with the group, while each player’s match remains private.
Creates the game, sets the date, budget and rules, sends invitations and sees who has joined.
The full draw stays secret from the organiser too.Sees the game details, their recipient’s name and wishes. Other matches are not available.
Their gift remains a surprise.Adds their wishes and waits for the gift without seeing who became their Santa.
Santa’s identity is revealed only at the celebration.Set the important details before the draw, so everyone knows what kind of gift to prepare and when it needs to be ready.
Set up your gameQuick answers to the questions that usually come up before the draw and gift day.
More answersOnce everyone invited has joined and the organiser has checked the player list, date, budget and rules.
No. The service prevents self-draws, so every player prepares a gift for somebody else.
No. The organiser can see who has joined and manage the game, but the list of private matches remains hidden from them too.
Yes. Everyone joins online, sends gifts by post or delivery and opens them together during a video call.
No, but even a few clues help your Secret Santa understand your taste and choose a gift you will enjoy.
Create a game, set the date and budget and send the link to your group. Already invited? Join and wait for the organiser to start the draw.