Questions per set
- Input
- family · office · kids
- Expected output
- 15 · 12 · 12
Office hides sizes; Kids swaps in children sizes.
secret santa questions to ask
Asking straight out spoils the surprise, and asking too little leads to the wrong gift. The middle path is a short questionnaire the person answers alone, with options to tap, which you read on a card. Here are the questions and how each answer helps.
Office hides sizes; Kids swaps in children sizes.
Number of ready options in each list.
With a comma and space between them: 94 characters, inside the 140.
The summary cuts at the cap and ends with an ellipsis.
The first number becomes the gift ideas maximum.
The questions that help most are sizes (shirt, shoe), favorite colors and hobbies, what the person collects, what they already have too many of, what to avoid (allergies, scents, alcohol) and three concrete wishes within the budget. This questionnaire ships 15 ready questions, all optional, and the organizer turns off the ones that do not fit the group.
Keep it general, never about one specific gift: colors, hobbies, what the person avoids. Sending the questionnaire link to the whole group works best, because nobody knows who drew whom.
What to avoid. A peanut allergy or a scent someone dislikes can ruin an expensive gift, while a wrong color can be fixed. Answer that one before all the others.
The longer the form, the fewer people reach the end. That is why the Office and Kids sets have 12 questions, and everything is optional. For a group in a hurry, leave only name, wishes, budget and note.
Yes. Tap See gift ideas for this budget, and the ideas page opens already set to the maximum from the questionnaire budget.
Answer any question and the card shows up here.
Whoever opens the link sees a read-only card. It is not encryption: send it only to people who should see it.
The wish field of the draw takes up to 140 characters. Paste the summary there.
Everything stays in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.