What I own
The things you actually use. Your honest take goes on the label.
Example · “Lives in my bag.” — Fujifilm X100VI
Own Want Recommend
What you own, what you want, what you’d tell a friend to buy — each on its own shelf. Paste links from any shop, or describe yourself and review an AI first draft. Then share one link.
No password: you sign in with a link from your inbox.
Own·The desk
Want·Saving up
Recommend·If you asked me
How it works
No catalogue to scroll through. Bring the things you already know — from any shop — and put each one on the shelf where it belongs.
Copy a product page from any shop. We read the name, brand and price, and you pick the shelf.
Pick a few interests, say a sentence about you, and review a first draft. Nothing goes on your wall until you say so.
Your wall lives at your own address, with a preview card for chats and social posts.
Three shelves
A wall is three shelves. The shelf says why a thing is there, and your own words go on the label underneath.
The things you actually use. Your honest take goes on the label.
Example · “Lives in my bag.” — Fujifilm X100VI
Your wishlist, in public. Friends stop guessing what to get you.
Example · “Maybe for a big birthday.” — Baltic Aquascaphe
What you’d tell a friend to buy — and why.
Example · “The first thing I hand them.” — The Design of Everyday Things
Ask this wall
A small assistant sits on every wall. It answers from the things you’ve put up, nothing else.
Answers only use the things on this wall
Buy through a link here and the shop may pay buildawall for it. Answers can be wrong — check the shop.
Finishes
Eight finishes, each drawn for light and dark screens and checked for readable contrast. Choose one in the editor, or ask for three suggestions based on your things.
Points, plainly
When someone buys through your wall at a shop that works with us and the shop confirms the purchase. Shops can take up to 45 days to confirm; until then it shows as pending and isn’t in your balance.
For each thing you add to your wall — up to 10 points a day.
Points can’t be paid out or swapped for cash. The rewards catalogue isn’t open yet; what you collect stays in your account while it’s active.
Some shops don’t work with us. Their links still work — they just don’t earn points, and your wall says which ones.
Keep receipts and warranty dates next to the things you own, with a reminder before a warranty runs out. Never shown on your public wall.
How buildawall makes money
Building a wall is free. When someone buys through a Buy link and the shop confirms the purchase, the shop may pay buildawall a commission. The price stays the same, nobody can pay to be put on a wall, and wall owners never receive money — only points.
Free to build. Add a few things now and the rest whenever you find them.