🥩 BBQ & DINNERS

The easiest bring-a-dish list

Neighbourhood cookout, Friendsgiving, or summer grill — build a list, drop the link in chat, and see who is bringing bread, drinks, or dessert.

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No ten bags of crisps

People claim what they bring — shortages and mountains of leftovers shrink.

Transparency on purpose

Unlike secret wishlists, potluck lists show names so coordinators keep overview.

Co-manage

Delegate admins who can tweak quantities or categories live.

Works logged out

Guests tap the link, pick a slot, optionally leave a note — minimal friction.

How it works

Create the perfect wishlist in 3 simple steps.

Create

Choose the “Who brings what” list type geared toward groceries and gatherings.

Add staples

Charcoal, wine, salads, napkins — spell out quantities if you care.

Share logistics

Paste the URL into your invite chain or roommate thread.

Why an online “who brings what” list matters

That frantic group chat hour before Friendsgiving — everyone yelling what they supposedly bring? A structured online potluck list ends the noise.

List type tuned for groceries

Secret wishlists hide names; communal meals need transparency. Toggle the dedicated mode so coordinators see precisely who grabbed salad vs. brownies.

Fewer forgotten essentials

If something shows as claimed, the group trusts it — no more realising nobody bought ice two minutes before guests knock.

FAQ

Difference vs. a birthday wishlist?

Birthday lists hide reservations from the recipient; bring-a-dish lists show who covers each item — by design.

Pooling money for big groceries?

Coordinate via notes or nominate one admin to reimburse contributors.

Is there a fee?

No — identical free promise as every other list type on Vlijstje.

Ready to get started?

It is 100% free and nothing to install.

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