intelli.gift
AI gift advisor that builds gift recommendations from a conversational description of a person, remembers past gifts and relationships, and suggests curated options with reasons.
About intelli.gift
intelli.gift
intelli.gift is an AI gift advisor (listed as V2 on the page) that asks users to describe the person they are buying for rather than filling out a form based on age bracket. It remembers relationships, gift history, and occasions across conversations, and proposes five to eight curated gift options, each with a stated reason, across price points, makers, and occasions. The page states it offers multiple languages and a free starter tier, with paid Plus and Pro plans, and claims a no-data-selling and JSON export policy.
Key features
- Conversational gift briefing based on a description of the person
- Relationship memory that learns across conversations, including what worked and what did not
- Curated suggestions from independent makers, established retailers, and local experiences
- Budget calibration to the user's range rather than a simple price filter
- Gift memory that logs every gift and occasion to avoid repeats
- Five to eight gift options per brief, each with a reason
- Full export of saved gifts and relationships in JSON
- Calendar reminders and gift list export on Plus plan
- Human concierge for gifts over $200 on Pro plan
- Interface available in 18 countries and languages
Best suited for
- Gift-givers managing many recipients such as family, friends, team, or clients
- People who want to avoid repeating gifts across years
- Shoppers seeking thoughtful gifts at a range of budgets
- Users who find traditional gift search or form-based shopping overwhelming
Pricing
Starter: Free (3 gift briefs per month, memory for 2 relationships, basic curation). Plus: $6/mo (unlimited briefs, unlimited relationship memory, calendar reminders, gift list export). Pro: $18/mo (everything in Plus, human concierge for gifts over $200, custom sourcing, priority support).
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