Write anonymously, discover wishes from around the world and support the ones that move you.
I Make a Wish is an independent community website where people can write a hope, read what matters to others and offer a simple vote of support. It is designed for reflection and entertainment: posting or voting cannot guarantee an outcome, replace practical action or substitute for professional advice.
Putting a wish into a clear sentence can help turn a vague feeling into something easier to understand. A health wish may reveal a need for patience and support. A relationship wish may point toward an honest conversation. A prosperity wish may make a goal feel concrete enough to plan.
The value is not in finding magic words. It is in pausing, identifying what matters and deciding whether there is a kind, realistic next step within your control.
Write about the hope rather than identifying the people involved. Avoid real names, addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, school or workplace details. Use general descriptions such as “a friend,” “my family” or “someone I care about.”
Threats, harassment, explicit material, repeated spam and personal information do not belong on the public wall. Visitors can remove their own wish later with the deletion password selected when submitting it.
A vote is a small sign that another visitor noticed a wish and chose to support it. It is not a promise, a prediction or evidence that an event will happen. Wishes with more support may receive greater visibility within the website, helping more readers discover them.
If a wish concerns health, safety, money, law or mental wellbeing, pair hope with reliable information and assistance from an appropriately qualified professional.
The newest community wishes with 100 or more votes.
01No public names or contact details.
02People can discover and vote for wishes that resonate.
03Use your private key to remove your wish at any time.