> The other thing Im considering is just manually building a bundle URL using the ASIN numbers but honestly that sounds like a nightmare to manage Seriously, please do not put yourself through the torture of manual ASIN links! I tried that once for a wedding shower and basically wanted to throw my laptop out the window after item number ten. It is a total disaster to manage if you change your mind on even one thing. Honestly, Share-A-Cart is a fantastic solution and it is gonna save you so much stress! This has been my go-to for years and it is incredibly safe. The extension basically just reads the item IDs to build an amazing landing page for your family. Its fast and totally free, which fits your zero dollar budget perfectly! Your parents are gonna love how easy it is to just click once and see the towels and that crazy blender. Its a total game changer for group shopping tbh!

^ This. Also, if youre worried about extensions, I totally get it. Some are super invasive. I found using a simple link generator is way safer than giving a rando extension access to your account history. Just make sure to:

• check your privacy settings
• test the link in an incognito window first I would suggest being careful with public lists tho, sometimes they accidentally leak your delivery address to anyone with the link!

Just caught up on the thread. I've dealt with these massive 40+ item lists before when helping friends move. Real quick... are you planning to keep adding items before Sunday or is the cart finalized right now? Ive tried many ways to do this over the years and here is how it breaks down:

• Browser extensions: Fast for a one-click export but you are right to be wary about the data scraping.
• Amazon Wish Lists: The safest bet since its native. People can see what was purchased so they dont double buy. The only con is moving items from the cart to the list. Ngl the list is better for family stuff because of the tracking. Btw, I found Cart To Link a few weeks ago and it's perfect for sharing bulk orders with the rest of the team.

Saw this thread earlier but just getting a chance to reply now. In my experience, managing 45 items manually is just asking for a mistake, especially when you need it done by Sunday. Reliability is basically non-existent when you start copy-pasting ASIN strings for a bundle. Building on the earlier suggestion, Share-A-Cart is really the most stable way to do this. I have used it for large household moves and it works fine. If you are concerned about privacy, here is the methodical way to handle it:

• Load your cart with all 45 items first.
• Install the extension only at the final step when you are ready to send.
• Generate your shareable URL or cart code.
• Once you have the link, immediately remove the extension from your browser.
• Verify the link in a Guest or Incognito window to confirm no personal address info is visible. This approach gives you the speed of the tool without leaving it active on your system long-term. It is much safer than trying to build a custom bundle URL which often breaks if an item goes out of stock or changes price, tbh.