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Own Want Recommend

Your favourite things, on one wall worth sharing

Your wall of what you own, want and recommend. Real products, real links, points when someone buys.

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Illustration · Example wall Finish · Gallery
Illustration. On a real wall each thing shows the shop’s photo.

How it works

A wall in a few minutes.

No catalogue to scroll through. Bring the things you already know — from any shop — and put each one on the shelf where it belongs.

  1. 01

    Paste a link

    Copy a product page from any shop. We read the name, brand and price, and you pick the shelf.

  2. 02

    Or describe yourself

    Pick a few interests, say a sentence about you, and review a first draft. Nothing goes on your wall until you say so.

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    Share one link

    Your wall lives at your own address, with a preview card for chats and social posts.

Points, plainly

Points for a wall that helps.

+100

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.

+2

For each thing you add to your wall — up to 10 points a day.

Not money

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.

How buildawall makes money

Shops may pay us. You don’t, and walls aren’t for sale.

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.

Affiliate disclosure

Your favourite things, on one wall worth sharing

Free to build. Add a few things now and the rest whenever you find them.

Buildawall takes part in partner programmes. Follow a link from a wall to a shop, buy something there, and the shop or its partner network may pay the platform a commission. It costs you nothing: what you pay is what you would pay without the link. Commission has no say in which items a person puts on their wall, and the owner of that wall receives points, never a slice of what we are paid. Where we cannot confirm that a shop belongs to a programme, we disclose all the same.