The walkthrough
Three ways in.
One way through.
Set a plan and let it run, pin the exact gift you want repeated, or just send one now. Here is each path, honestly — including the parts that are the same.
Paths A & B
Two ways to start a plan.
The difference is where you begin, not what you answer. Both land in the same four screens.
Plan a gift
You name the person and the moment. We choose the gift each time — within your budget, from the categories you allow.
- From your dashboard or the Plans page,
New plan. - From a recipient's card, once you've saved their birthday.
Pin a gift
You've already found the thing. Pin it and the plan sends that exact gift — or that exact bundle — every time, with no variation.
- Recurring on any catalogue card or product sheet.
- Tick several gifts, then Recurring on the selection bar.
- Scan a merchant's QR —
aturkan.com/p/…. That opens one-screen express checkout; set it up as a plan brings you here with the gifts already pinned.
Both paths continue here
- 01
Who is it for?
Pick someone you've saved, or add them here — name, birthday, relationship, address. Not signed in? Carry on anyway; nothing is saved until you create an account at the end.
- 02
What is the occasion?
A birthday, an anniversary, a festive season, or write your own. Pick more than one and you get a plan for each, sharing the settings you're about to review.
The occasion sets the schedule. Choose “Birthday” and we've already worked out that it repeats yearly on their date — you'll see it on the next screen.
- 03
How often?
The schedule we derived, one row per occasion, with the next three dates shown. Change any of it — yearly, monthly, quarterly, every few weeks, or just the once.
- 04
Review, then set it in motion.
Every setting the plan will run on, on one screen — and every one of them says where it came from. Change anything without leaving the page.
Strategy · Budget · Categories · Repeats · Approval · Message · Delivery — plus the next three dates it will fire.
The review screen
Nothing decided for you in silence.
A plan carries a dozen settings and you only answered three questions. The review shows all of them, and labels each with where its value came from — so a default never masquerades as your choice.
Curated, or autopilot.
Seven days out we shortlist three gifts. Approve one in a tap — or ignore the shortlist and pick anything in the catalogue.
We pick, we approve, we dispatch. Your first autopilot plan keeps the approval step on, so you see how it behaves before it runs unattended.
What changes when you pin a gift.
Gift
- Path A · blank
- —
- Path B · pinned
- Named, with “these exact gifts, every time”
Budget
- Path A · blank
- A range you set
- Path B · pinned
- The gifts' live price, added up
Categories
- Path A · blank
- Allow and exclude
- Path B · pinned
- Gone — the gift is chosen
Repeats
- Path A · blank
- Never send the same twice
- Path B · pinned
- Gone — repeating is the point
Merchant-set fields
- Path A · blank
- —
- Path B · pinned
- Shown, badged, and read-only
Sold out
- Path A · blank
- —
- Path B · pinned
- Flagged on the gift; if everything's gone, we stop you before you start
Path C
Send one now.
No plan, no repeat, no schedule to keep. Find something, say where it's going, pay. You'll need an account for this one — a plan you can build all the way through as a guest.
- 01
Find it
Browse by category, or open a gift for its photos, details, reviews and price. Ticking several sends them together as one order.
- 02
One form
Recipient — a saved contact or typed in fresh. Delivery date, phone, address (saved ones are offered; new ones have an address finder), and a gift message.
3 calendar days is our lead time, and the form says so as you pick the date. Gifts badged same-day move both the earliest date and the default.
- 03
Pay
A review first: the gifts, the service fee, delivery, and the total — before you go anywhere near the card form. Save the card here and autopilot is available to you later.
After you set it in motion
What a plan does while you forget about it.
We line it up
Curated shortlists three gifts. Autopilot picks one.
You approve
A tap, in the app or from the email. Or we just send it, if that's what you set.
The merchant makes it
Paid, briefed, and building it. That's the lead time doing its job.
It arrives
With your message. You get told it landed.
Ready when you are