Organize and share your saved products

When you save a product with the heart button it goes to your saved products list. You can also organize saved products into collections — separate, named lists for things like gift ideas, room redesigns, or a "shop my picks" page to send to friends. Collections are available on Mayhem Marketplace; they are not available on Mayhem Red.

Creating and managing collections

Open your saved products page and use the collections manager there:

• Create a collection with the new-collection control and give it any name.
• Rename a collection, edit its description, or delete it at any time. Deleting a collection does not delete the products themselves — they stay in your saved list.
• Reorder the products inside a collection, and add personal notes to each item.
• The heart button always keeps saving to your main Saved list. Adding a saved product to a collection copies it there — the original stays in Saved.

You can have up to 50 collections.

Private and unlisted

Every collection starts private, which means only you can see it — not other shoppers, and not people you share a link with (a private link shows "not found" to everyone but you).

When you're ready to share, switch the collection to unlisted:

• Unlisted means anyone who has the exact link can view the collection, but it is not indexed by search engines and there is no public directory of collections. The only way to find an unlisted collection is to have its link.
• You can switch a collection back to private at any time, and its link stops working for everyone but you.

Sharing a collection

When a collection is unlisted, use copy share link to get its link. It looks like https://mayhem.my/l/your-collection-name. Anyone you send it to can open that page and browse the collection as a simple product list — they don't need an account, and your name isn't shown on the page.

If a product in a shared collection becomes unavailable, it quietly disappears from the public page — people you shared with will never see a broken item.

Changing a collection's link name

Each published collection gets a short slug — the part of the link after /l/ — generated from its name. You can edit the slug to something you like better.

Be careful: changing a collection's slug breaks any links you already shared. Old links stop working, and you'll need to send out the new link. If you've shared a collection widely, think twice before renaming its slug.