Your wishlist filled in by your friends anonymously
We believe selecting products and gifts for friends could be fun and less awkward with anonymity. Let your friends anonymously pick products, share whether you like or dislike on Instagram Story! Maybe your friend might buy the product you like as a gift 🎁
Can’t wait to spread the gift love!!!
Good Morning Hunters 👋 I'm Arthur, co-creator of You Like This? (YLT) -- a fun project to get us prepared for the launch of Zzan next wk! YLT is a fun project spearheaded by our creative & talented team in just 3 days, taking a NGL-style approach to creating gift wishlist filled in anonymously by your friends. We believe selecting products and gifts for friends could be fun and less awkward with anonymity. Let your friends anonymously pick products you might like, and you decided whether you
Hello Hunters and Makers! I'm Lucia from Zzan team and co-creator of You Like This? (YLT) - a NGL-style approach to creating gift wishlist filled in anonymously by your friends. So happy and excited to introduce our fun product to the Product Hunt community😆 Why we made YLT?👀 Arthur, Jimmy, and I started brainstorming 2weeks before our main product Zzan launch about launch plan, and we found this thought in our head: "It is too awkward to ask if my lover/friend like this gift." Then how about as
Very cool product! Can't wait the thanksgiving to give it a try.
Looks super cool! Can't wait to try it out 🔥
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