RingRing
A tiny phone network for your favorite people

Pick up.
Ring someone.
Smile.

Give old phones, new VoIP phones, and softphones a private place to call home. Short numbers, trusted people, zero public phone network.

Create a party See how it works
Three little steps

From box to “hello!”

No telecom degree required. RingRing turns the fiddly parts into one friendly setup card.

1

Start a party

Choose a RingRing username, name your private group, and choose the extensions you like. No email required.

2

Send one link

Your person picks a name and extension. RingRing gives their exact phone settings, and they can change the extension later by voice.

3

Make it ring

Dial a short number. Every call stays inside the party you created.

More than hello

Useful numbers.
Delightful numbers.

Every phone gets a private two-way echo test and a voice-guided way to pick its extension. A host can also choose lines for the time, local weather, and internet radio.

*10test my phone
*15pick my extension
*11the time
*12weather
*13radio
Made for family

Private is the default setting.

01No public phone network. No phone numbers, phone bills, or surprise outbound calls.

02No call recording. RingRing does not store family conversations or transcripts by default.

03Every party is separate. Phones only see the people and optional lines their host added.

04Open source. Read it, run it yourself, improve it, and help us keep it honest.