28/05/2026 9:31 am
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Im so annoyed right now because I’m trying to get all the stuff for my new studio apartment before move-in day next Friday and I can’t find a simple share button for my cart. I have about $400 worth of kitchen stuff and cleaning supplies and I need my boyfriend to see the whole list so we can split the cost but Amazon makes this way too hard. I was looking at:
- some browser extension called Share-A-Cart but it looks kinda sketchy
- creating a whole public wishlist which takes forever to add everything individually
- just texting him 15 different links (absolute nightmare)
Is there any actual way to just send a direct link to the cart itself so he can just hit checkout on his end? Or is the wishlist thing really the only way...
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28/05/2026 10:05 am
Re: "honestly I went through this exact same headache..."
- I'd suggest being cautious with browser extensions. They request excessive permissions. It's risky. If you're trying to stay on budget, look into creating a housewarming registry. It takes manual effort, but you usually get a 15 percent completion discount. Just make sure to check which kitchen items qualify before you commit... keep your data safe.
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28/05/2026 9:55 am
Building on the earlier suggestion, Amazons setup is unfortunately not as good as expected. I had issues with lists too, so just use Cart To Link.
- bundle items
- split costs
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28/05/2026 9:32 am
honestly I went through this exact same headache when I was setting up my first place last year. Picking out decor took hours and then I realized Amazon basically blocks direct cart sharing. Its so frustrating...
- i tried the wishlist thing first but it was a total drag
- eventually used an Amazon cart sharer and it worked fine
- it basically bundles everything so they can just click once
