Omiyage

Omiyage is a wishlist application. It's publically available here.

The git repository of omiyage: here.
Look at CI for omiyage here.

A selfhosted wishlist application, created largely by vibe coding¹ as an experiment². Choice of technology is my own, namely Spring Boot for the backend and SvelteKit for the frontend. This because I'm relatively familiar with them, so that I can fix hallucinations.

You can find a lot of information in the README file on github, but roughly speaking, here's why omiyage is cool:

passwordless authentication: instead of an e-mail/password combination, users get a 16-digit account number upon signup. This way there's no potential for leaks.
sharing: you can share wishlists ala google drive. People are generally familiar to get such "shared link" and know how to use it.
wish claiming: logged-in users can claim and unclaim wishes to avoid duplicate gifts, while the list owner can never see claim status.
the basics: it's got multiple lists and wishes and tags that can be used to sort and filter and also there's multiple supported currencies. But it's a wishlist. This much makes sense.

In any case, it's intended to be selfhosted³ with docker. Give it a go on my instance, or deploy your own by reading the readme on github.

Note that while the project is created by vibe coding, this page doesn't contain any generated content.

I plan to rewrite it from scratch without LLMs, so that the code is actually maintainable.

It uses CORS, and is a pain to get working in its current vibed state.