How many people a player can skip. Players cannot draw their skipped names. Great for spouses, or the person you got last year.
How many people a player can wish for. A wish roughly doubles the liklihood of drawing that name.
How many people a player can skip. Players cannot draw their skipped names. Great for spouses, or the person you got last year.
How many people a player can wish for. A wish roughly doubles the liklihood of drawing that name.
Draw names for the whole family in one room. Keep couples apart, skip last year's pick, and put every wishlist in one place. Free, no sign-up.
Partners skip each other.
The draw never hands you your own spouse.
Skip whoever you had last year.
Rooms from this page allow two skips to start.
Each player adds a wishlist link before they ready up.
Whoever draws them sees it the moment names are drawn.
Draw together at Thanksgiving, or join from three time zones away.
Results wait for whoever wasn't there.
A parent can join for little ones from their own phone.
First names are all it takes.
Up to 100 players in one room.
Cousins, in-laws, and the uncle who only shows up for presents.
Name it after your family and send the invite link to the group chat.
Skip your partner and last year's pick. Add a wishlist and ready up.
When everyone is ready, you start the draw. Each person sees only their own name.
Yes. Each player can "skip" people they must not draw. Partners skip each other, and the draw will never pair them.
Use a skip on whoever you had last year. Rooms made from this page allow two skips, one for your partner and one for last year's pick. The room leader can change that.
Yes. A parent can join for them from their own phone using the child's first name, then use Rejoin to switch between players on that phone.
No. Relatives can join from anywhere, whenever they have a minute. Once everyone is ready the leader draws, and each person sees their result the next time they open the room.
Rooms made from this page ask everyone to add a wishlist link before they ready up, so whoever draws a niece or a grandparent knows what to get. The room leader can turn it off.
No. Grandparents included. Everyone joins with a link or a four-letter code.