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A UK-based entrepreneur with a strong background in gifting and e-commerce, the client previously built and grew a personalised gifting business, gaining hands-on experience in product development, online sales, fulfilment, and customer operations.
The new product was created around a simple everyday problem: finding the right gift for a child is often harder than it should be. The platform was designed to help parents and gift-givers discover relevant gifts, remember important occasions, and coordinate presents with family and friends.
The client already had a product database and referral-based product links that could be incorporated into the new digital experience.
Before the platform, there was no dedicated system for managing children's birthdays, preferences, and gift ideas.
People typically had to:
For parents, there was also no simple way to create and share a wishlist while helping family and friends avoid buying duplicate gifts.
This made gift planning dependent on memory, scattered information, and manual research.
The product needed to:
We designed and built a web-based gift discovery platform that combines personalised recommendations, wishlists, birthday reminders, and gift coordination in one place.
Technology used
• Bubble • Python / FastAPI • Azure • Brevo • WhatsApp
• personal calendars for birthdays
• gift ideas stored in phone notes
• manual gift research
• preferences remembered manually
• separate communication with family and friends
• risk of duplicate gifts
• centralised child profiles and preferences
• automated birthday reminders
• AI-powered gift discovery
• personalised recommendations
• shared wishlists and gift reservations
• coordinated gift planning
• Fewer forgotten birthdays and other important occasions
• Less time spent searching for suitable gifts
• More relevant gift recommendations based on each child's preferences
• Fewer duplicate or unsuitable presents
• Easier wishlist sharing and gift coordination between parents and family
• A centralised digital experience replacing scattered notes, calendars, and manual gift research
