For every birthday, Diwali, Rakhi, wedding, or a just because : "I'm sorry", "I miss you", "I love you" moment.

Have you ever spent an hour scrolling for a gift, and still not known what they'd love?

You compare, you second-guess, you ask yourself the same questions a hundred times.

Will they like this?Do they need it?Do they already have it?Will they exchange it?Will it end up in a drawer?

You could have got them something they truly wanted in five minutes. If only you had known.

But they'd never tell you. In India, the message gets typed, then deleted.

~~Can you get me the noise-cancelling earbuds?~~

Asking feels greedy. Especially with elders, in-laws or a new family.

Kuch nahi chahiye, bas aa jao! ✨

The polite script wins. Even when they do want something.

~~Here's the exact link for my birthday gift~~

It spoils the surprise. A gift you asked for doesn't feel like a gift.

~~That lamp is so pretty, na…~~

Hinting feels clumsy. And the hints usually get missed.

~~I've been wanting the new phone for months~~

Nobody wants to look materialistic. Openly wanting things is still judged.

~~Get the ₹8,000 one, it's better~~

Nobody wants to pressure the giver. Or make them stretch their budget.

Now you can.
From Guess and Gift,
to See and Surprise.

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Free · Works in your phone's browser · Nobody ever has to ask · Your gift lands right, every single time

Someone's thinking about you ✨No spoilers of who is gifting what. Just the feeling.

Already taken care ofSo nobody buys it twice.

Before the steps, the idea

It starts as your own shopping list. Your people just get a window into it.

MyCelestials isn't a registry you make once for an occasion. It's the one list you'd keep anyway, for everything you shop for online. Letting your people see it is the bonus.

1 · For you

Everything you shop for, from every app, in one list.

Save it from any store. The monthly skincare restock, the lamp for the living room, the stroller you're still deciding on.
A list for every part of your life. Monthly essentials, home decor, baby on board, your wedding, a move abroad.
Know when the price drops and shop for yourself. Coming soon We'll nudge you when something you saved gets cheaper, so you buy it right away instead of hunting for where you saved it.
No more keeping track of 10 apps and 10 carts. Save everything here and get notified about the things you want to buy.

Save it into the right list

Preview of the upcoming price-drop alert — Price-drop alerts Coming soon

2 · Let your people in

It's all in one place anyway. Why not let the people who love you see it, while keeping your privacy?

Add your friends and family to your circle.
Choose who sees each list. Private, Close friends, Friends, or Anyone with the link.
Keep the personal things private. Share the new home, the baby on board and the wedding with the people you trust.
Once they're your friends, they see what you need and love as soon as you add it. No awkward asking before an occasion, and no spoiling the surprise.

Add your people

Choose who sees each list

3 · The surprise

No need to wait for an occasion. They open your living list, pick one, and send it.

No asking, no telling, no hints. They already know what you'd love and need.
Nobody knows who sent what until the doorbell rings. Not even you.
Every gift becomes a memory, with their note and your thank you.

They pick and send

Gifts received, with thank-you notes — The doorbell rings

Kept as a memory

No duplicates.One wish, one giver.

Money well spent.Used and loved, never sitting in a drawer or passed on.

They save.It's the exact thing they were planning to buy for themselves.

You get the credit.You're the one who knew.

From Guess and Gift, to See and Surprise.

The answer, in about five minutes

From "what do I get them?" to done.

One person picks a friend, opens their wishlist, orders and writes a note. The other sees a surprise is on its way, reveals it, and says thank you. This is the real app.

You, givingOpen their list, pick within your budget, reserve it for 4 hours, buy it on the store, add a note.

Them, receiving"A surprise is on its way." It arrives, they reveal who sent it, and send a thank you in one tap.

Moments every Indian family knows

Somewhere, a drawer is full of perfectly nice gifts nobody wanted.

After the breakup

She doesn't need advice. She needs a hug in a box.

Your best friend just went through a breakup. You want to send something warm and cosy: a soft hoodie, her comfort snack, the candle she loves. But you don't know her size or her favourites. So you send a meme and hope it helps.

The cousin's wedding

Three dinner sets. One couple. Zero needed.

The family group had 60 messages. Three relatives bought the same thing. Someone forgot to pay their share.

After a fight

She saved the necklace. He bought flowers.

For months, a necklace has been sitting in her Instagram saved collection. He wants to say sorry, has no idea it exists, and picks up the usual bouquet. Sweet, but she doesn't feel seen or heard. The gift that says "I listen" was one tap away.

The second date

You want it personal. You barely know her taste.

You want to bring something small that shows you pay attention: her favourite flowers, the dessert she loves, a little thing she's been eyeing. Asking would be awkward. If you'd already known her choices, it would have been perfect.

Every single year

Forty birthdays. One memory.

Someone in every family remembers every date and which aunt gave what at whose wedding. Nobody sees the work. Everyone notices if she forgets once.

Raksha Bandhan

"Nothing, bhaiya. Don't get me anything."

She'll never tell you what she wants. So you guess. Again. Another perfume she already has two of.

A new baby

Twelve rompers. No diapers.

New parents have a list of things they actually need. The family arrives with love, and the same clothes, in sizes the baby outgrows in a month.

The friend circle

The 47-message thread.

Eight friends, one camera lens. One person fronts the money and spends two weeks chasing seven UPI payments.

6,000 km away

A gift card that never gets used.

He's in Toronto. It's Rakhi in Pune. He doesn't know what you need, and sends a voucher that sits in your inbox.

Moving abroad

A farewell full of gifts she can't carry.

She needs winter clothes and a good suitcase. She gets frames and showpieces that stay behind at home.

The morning after

"Who gave us this?"

The occasion ends and the story disappears into a gallery. Next year, nobody remembers who gave what, or what was loved.

How it works

Five quiet steps from guessing to knowing.

1Save what you loveFrom any store, into the right list.
2Know when the price is rightComing soon
3Let your circle inList by list, on your terms.
4They claim a wishYou never find out who.
5It arrivesAnd the memory stays.

See all five steps in detail

The heart of it

They can see it. You can't. That's the magic.

One wish, three different views. When one of your celestials claims a wish, everyone else sees it's taken. You only see that someone is thinking of you.

The giver's view: it's yours for the next 4 hours

The friend who claimed it"It's yours for the next 4 hours. Nobody else can pick it in the meantime." They gift with complete confidence.

Everyone else's view: already taken care of

Everyone elseSees "Already taken care of" and picks another wish. Nobody buys the same thing twice.

YouWhen someone sends a gift, we just tell you "Someone's thinking about you". No spoilers of who is gifting what. Just the feeling.

Two people in every gift

Both sides finally get what they wanted.

You, with the wishes

Your celestials, the givers

Receive what you actually want.No fake smiles, no exchange trips, no drawer of things you'll never use.

Confidence instead of anxiety.It will land, because they chose it.

Never have to ask.Your wishes are your own list first. Sharing is quiet, private and on your terms.

Minutes, not hours.No scrolling, no second-guessing, no panic buying the night before.

Keep the surprise.You never see what's been claimed. On the day, it's still a surprise.

No duplicates, no awkwardness.See what's already taken, without the receiver ever knowing.

Save money too.One less thing to buy yourself, and price-drop alerts Coming soon

Still your gift.You pick the wish and write the note. The thought is yours; the guessing is gone.

For the one who holds it all together

You remember everyone's birthday. Who remembers what you carry?

In most Indian homes, one person carries the family's gifting calendar, everyone's likes and dislikes, and the memory of who gave what. Unpaid, unseen, exhausting.

One place instead of one head. Important dates saved once and shared with close friends.
Countdowns for the people you love. "Jagtap's Diwali is in 34 days", with their wishlist one tap away.
Recognition. Every gift remembered shows the care you've been putting in all along.

Save a date once

Upcoming events for a friend with countdowns — See what's coming up

Why the name "MyCelestials"?

Celestials are the higher beings who fulfil wishes. The people who grant yours are your celestials, so you call them MyCelestials.

In almost every culture, there are celestial beings, the angels, who grant wishes, bless and bring joy.

We didn't name the brand after ourselves. We named it after the people who give. MyCelestials is to honour the gift givers who fulfil your wishes and needs without you asking them.

Or just call usMyCel

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Private by design

Share your wishes. Never your whole life.

Each list has its own privacy: Private, Close friends, Friends, or Anyone with the link. Change it anytime.
Your address stays yours. Only the person sending you a gift from that list sees where to send it.
No public profiles. Friends find you by your mobile number or your invite link.
You buy on the store you already trust. We never ask for or store your payment details.

Our privacy promises

One list, four choices

Delivery address shared only with the person sending the gift — You choose who sees your address

“For a decade, I built software systems that helped companies anticipate what their customers need before they even ask. The people we love deserve that care far more than any customer does. A gift should say ‘I know you’, not ‘I hope this works’. I built MyCelestials so that every gift lands right, every single time, without asking.”

Sayali Saswadkar, Founder · A DPIIT-recognised startup from Pune

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