Gratos knows the people you care about, and helps you show it.
It remembers their dates and what they love, finds a real gift from a real store, and buys it when you say yes.

You make one decision: Approve.
Ask the way you'd ask a friend
Tell Gratos who the gift is for and what you have in mind. It finds something real from a real store, using what you've told it about the person.

Approve the exact total
You see the gift, the delivery date and the full price, tax and delivery included, even across stores. Nothing is bought until you tap Approve, and Gratos checks the total again at checkout.

The store ships it, and you follow it to the door
Gratos places the order on the store's own website for you, and the store ships it straight to them. You follow each step in the app.

Knows your people
Save what you know about someone once: what they like, what they avoid, their sizes, what never to send them, and the dates that matter. Gratos uses it every time you ask, and Home shows what's coming up, so you can see a date coming.
- Likes and dislikes
- Sizes
- What never to send
- Birthdays and other dates
Text Gratos like you'd text a friend. Gratos by text

You stay in control of every dollar.
Nothing is bought until you approve.
You approve the exact total of each gift before it is purchased. If the store's total at checkout differs from the total you approved by more than 3 cents, Gratos stops before paying and nothing is charged.
Gratos never sees your card number.
Your card is saved as a card-network token, and each purchase uses its own one-time code (a cryptogram).
The retailer's own price.
Gratos shows the retailer's own price and doesn't mark it up. What a retailer pays us never affects which gifts we show you.
Your data isn't for sale.
Gratos doesn't sell your information, and doesn't use yours or your people's information to train AI models.
Guides: questions people ask
Short, sourced answers to common gifting questions.
- Guide · For you
Can AI buy a gift for me?
Yes, some AI tools can buy for you. What ChatGPT, Perplexity and Amazon offer today, and how Gratos buys a gift only after you approve it.
Read the guide - Guide · For you
How to stop forgetting birthdays
Why birthdays slip, the free ways to keep track, and why a reminder alone often fails. Gratos keeps your people and dates and shows what is coming up.
Read the guide - Guide · For you
How to send a gift without their address
With Gratos you send the person a link and they fill in their address. Then you approve the exact total. The address is saved for this gift and the next.
Read the guide - Guide · For you
How to choose a gift for someone you don't know well
Ask them, or ask someone who knows them. Otherwise choose something useful, easy to share or use up, and hard to get wrong. Gratos keeps what you learn.
Read the guide - Guide · For you
What to get someone who has everything
Give something they will use up or do, not one more thing to keep: an experience, a favorite food, a better everyday item. What research says, simply.
Read the guide - Guide · For you
What's a good thank-you gift?
A good thank-you gift is small, suits the person, and comes with a note saying exactly what you are thankful for. Ideas by who you are thanking.
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