On Me Join the Waitlist

Wish for it. Someone buys it.

Post the thing you can’t justify, and why. A stranger gets it for you on Amazon

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The On Me feed: Rosa’s headphones and the story of why she hasn’t bought them
Headphones, a red umbrella, an air fryer and a blackout blind on a sunlit table

Post the thing you keep not buying

Find it in the Amazon app and tap Add to List, as you would anyway.

Send the list from Amazon’s share sheet. On Me reads it in place and asks which item is the wish.

Honest, funny or oddly specific, up to 280 characters. Then post it.

Treat a stranger in under a minute

Scroll wishes at your price and open the one that made you laugh.

We hold it for you for 2 hours so nobody else buys it too, then open their Amazon Wish List.

Check out on Amazon as usual, then tap I Bought It. Amazon ships it, and neither of you sees the other’s address.

Share a card with their story on it. Their address never appears on it.

Headphones and a red umbrella on a sunlit table
A man at a café table laughing at his phone on his lunch break

On Me never touches money or addresses.

You pay on Amazon, and Amazon ships to the wish list’s owner. On Me shows the wish, the story and the handles. Nothing else.

Their address stays with Amazon

Amazon Wish Lists ship to their owner without showing the buyer where they live.

Your card stays with Amazon

Checkout happens on Amazon, in your own account. On Me never sees a payment.

Things, not cash

No cash or gift-card wishes. A story about an object is the whole point.

An unmarked parcel on a doormat outside an apartment door

Questions

When can I get it?

We’re finishing the app for iPhone and Android now. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you once, the day it’s out.

Will a stranger see my address?

No. Wishes come from Amazon Wish Lists, which ship to their owner without showing the buyer the address. On Me never asks for it.

Who pays, and how?

The giver, on Amazon, in their own account. On Me never handles money.

What can I wish for?

A real item on your Amazon Wish List, with an honest reason you haven’t bought it. Up to 3 wishes at a time, and no cash or gift cards.

Is there an Android app?

Yes. On Me is coming to iPhone and Android, and the waitlist covers both.

Be first in line

Join the waitlist and get On Me the day it’s out.

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MonoFactory

On Me is a concept.
Not yet an app.

On Me is a mobile gifting idea by MonoFactory. The app screens, wishes, people, live-count display and shopping journeys are illustrative. The animated counts are demonstration data, not actual registrations. There is no app or waitlist to join here.

No email has been collected, no signup has been completed and no order or payment has been made.

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