How it works

Two people, one gift, nothing shared

A wishlist is easy. Doing it without leaking a home address is the actual product.

1

Claim your link

Pick a username and you get /bakaboost/c/yourname. That is the only thing you ever have to share. No account is needed on the other side, so nothing stands between a fan and the gift.

2

Fill the list

Two ways in, and they sit side by side on the same list.

  • Gift Store — our partner catalogue. One click, and your fans pay no service fee at all on those items.
  • Any shop on the internet — paste a product URL. A tiny Kyoto tea shop counts. A 7% service fee applies, paid by the sender, and shown to them before they commit.

Pin one thing as most wanted and it gets the hero slot. Open chip-ins on anything expensive so ten people can club together on what one person could not manage.

3

Give us your address once

It lives in one place, is shown to nobody, and is not present in any response a fan's browser can reach. When a gift is bought, the order is placed by us, under our name, and the courier is the only party that ever reads it.

4

Share it, then watch it land

Bio link, stream panel, Discord, video description. Add the alert overlay as an OBS browser source and gifts announce themselves live, with the sender's name and message, while you are mid-sentence.

5

Say thank you, and get paid the rest

Every gift gets a reply box. Anonymous senders included — your message reaches them on their tracking page without you ever learning who they are. Cash gifts and credited items go to your balance, withdrawable from $10.

1

Open their link

No sign-up, no app, no "create an account to continue". Their list loads with prices, notes explaining why they want each thing, and progress bars on anything being funded together.

2

Pick how you want to help

  • Buy something outright — the whole item, sent to them.
  • Chip in — any amount towards a big-ticket item. You can see how close it is.
  • Cash — for whatever a list cannot cover.
  • Surprise — pick a category and a budget, and we choose. They find out when the box opens.
3

Say something, or say nothing

Put your name on it and it appears on their page and on their stream alert. Or go anonymous, and the gift still lands while your name never does. Messages can be public or for their eyes only.

4

Pay, and see the whole bill first

The gift value, the service fee, the card processing — itemised before you commit. The creator receives the full value; the fee is never taken out of their side.

5

Track it without tracking them

You get a code. It shows you received ordered shipped delivered, and nothing else. No address, no postcode, no "out for delivery in Milano". That is deliberate.

Privacy

Exactly what is hidden, and from whom

Retail wishlists were built for family birthdays. Amazon began surfacing more delivery detail to gift buyers on 25 March 2026, and their own advice to people with an audience is to go and rent a PO box. This is the alternative.

What a fan never sees

  • The creator's real name
  • Their street, city, region or postcode
  • Any delivery or tracking confirmation
  • Anything that narrows down where they live

    • What a fan does see

  • The list, the prices, the reasons
  • An itemised total before paying
  • A status: received, ordered, shipped, delivered
  • A thank-you, if the creator sends one

    • What a creator never sees

  • Card numbers, obviously
  • The sender's email address
  • Who is behind an anonymous gift
  • Anything they could use to work it out

    • What a creator does see

  • What arrived and what it was worth
  • The display name, if one was given
  • The message, public or private
  • A reply box that works either way
    • Stream alerts

    It should announce itself

    Every creator gets a unique overlay URL. Drop it into OBS as a browser source and gifts pop on screen the second they land, with the sender's name, the amount and their message.

    1. Dashboard Stream alerts copy your URL.
    2. OBS Sources + Browser. Width 500, height 240.
    3. Tick Shutdown source when not visible.
    4. Open the preview and press T to fire a test alert before you go live.

    The overlay page is transparent by default and polls every four seconds, backing off if the connection drops. It tells you on screen when it cannot reach us, rather than sitting there looking fine.

    Ready?

    Free, two minutes, and you keep everything.

    Start your wishlist