A classroom wishlist
that isn't stuck on one store

Any store, one list

Not everything is on Amazon. Paste a link from any shop and it lands on the same list: the exact book, the specific bin, the cheaper glue sticks. See a barcode? Scan it with your phone. No link at all? Type what you need.

Helpers buy where they like

The item link shows exactly what you need, but nobody is locked to that store. Supporters can buy the same item on sale, at a local shop, or with a gift card they already have.

Two taps, no sign-up

Grandparents, neighbors, and busy families claim an item in two taps, with no login and no app to download. The easier it is, the more shelves get stocked.

Ship straight to school

Add your school's address and donors see it the moment they claim an item, never on the public page. Use the school address, never your home one: a list you publish on Explore can be found, and claiming is what reveals it. Supplies arrive at your classroom, not your inbox.

No duplicate supplies

Claimed items are marked "Taken" so two families don't both buy the same pack of markers. If a claim goes stale, it frees up automatically for the next person.

Supporters can follow it

Keep one list all year: fall supplies, a winter reading corner, end-of-year project materials. Families and community members can follow it and get an email when you add something, so the January restock doesn't need a fresh round of emails from you. One a day at most, never one per item. You can also invite a room parent to help manage the list, and they add and edit items just like you.