Pick your name so the board knows who the thanks came from. It's remembered on this device, so you'll only do this once.
One thank-you to each person, once a month. No budget — just a real reason every time.
One bead per thank-you. Longest garland takes the month.
A month settles on the 1st. Winning once retires you from the monthly race — you stay in the Champion race to the end.
All seven months added up. Top of this list on 31 March takes the ₹50,000 travel allowance.
Level on thanks? More separate months wins.
The counts decide the prize. This is the part people actually keep.
Company buys it and ships it to you. No cash, no strings.
Items can be added or pulled at any time, and a win has to be claimed — it can't be banked.
Tap any item to see it on the brand's own site. Photography belongs to the respective brands.
Nothing here is a permanent promise. Treat it as what's on the shelf today, not a catalogue you're owed.
Vote for what you'd want. The ones the team backs are what we buy next.
Under ₹10,000, so it's something we can actually buy each month without a conversation.
The thing you'd love to own but feel indulgent buying for yourself. If you'd have bought it anyway, it's the wrong suggestion.
Where a product comes in colours, we lean yellow. Not a rule, just the house preference.
That's the whole rule. No budget, no limit on how many people. If six people helped you, thank six; if eleven did, thank eleven. What keeps it honest isn't scarcity — it's rule 02.
No reason, no thank-you. One line about what the person actually did — and writing thirteen true ones is real work, which is exactly why nobody will thank everyone out of politeness.
One thank-you per person per month, so nobody can pile several on a favourite. Next month the slate is clear and you can thank them again.
A month each for Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb and Mar. Counts reset on the 1st; the running total doesn't.
The winner picks any one item from the shelf, and the company buys it.
A monthly winner is out of the monthly race for the rest of the season. Keep receiving thanks — they all still count toward the Champion — but if you top the board again, the prize passes to the highest scorer who hasn't won yet. Seven months, thirteen people: everyone has a real shot.
Every thank-you from all seven months, added up — including the months someone sat out. The Champion gets a ₹50,000 travel allowance. Tie-break: whoever was thanked in more separate months.
Thank him if he helped you and it shows on the board like anyone else's. He's just not eligible for a monthly prize or the Champion — the person running the thing shouldn't be collecting from it.
Nothing here is fixed. An item comes off if its price climbs mid-season, if the quality turns out not to match the photos, or if getting it to you is more trouble than it's worth — and new things get added all the way through. Anything on the Rewards tab can be removed at any time.
A win isn't credit you can bank. No saving it for something better later, no rolling two months into one bigger gift. Pick from what's on the shelf the month you win, within two weeks of the month closing, or it passes.
Every thank-you is public and signed — the reason and who sent it. Nothing here is anonymous, which is also what keeps anyone from thanking people on someone else's behalf.
Once you press send it's on the board and on the wall for good. Read it before you send it. If something genuinely has to come off, ask Aayush.