Ring by Daysli
Talk to the people who matter: message them, call them, and see what is happening today. Simple, private and free, in your browser.
What it does
- Chats with the people you are connected with, with delivered and read receipts (not shared across a block).
- Voice calls, end-to-end encrypted between the two devices, with a safety code to check who you are talking to. Free between connected people.
- People: connect through a personal invitation link or someone’s exact Ring name. There is no public directory or search for people; block and report are one tap away, and limits stop unwanted calls.
- Today: your plans for the day and who is waiting for you.
- In the browser: installs as an app; a toolbar extension for Chrome, Edge and Firefox shows new messages and starts calls (on its way to the browser stores).
Ring and Daysli side by side
| Ring | Daysli | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A small app only for talking | The full personal life platform |
| Where | ring.daysli.com, and a browser extension | app.daysli.com, installable; Android app in testing |
| Messages and voice calls with connections | Yes | Calls in Daysli Web; messages in Ring |
| Today | A short view of today’s plans and who is waiting | The full day: calendar, to-dos, plans |
| My Life: goals, reviews, decision journal | — | Yes |
| People: private notes about the people in your life | Your connections only | Yes |
| Your page, bookings, Inbox, Mail, encrypted journal | — | Yes |
| Price | Free | Daysli Web US$4.49 a month (no card to start until payments open) |
| Account | The same Daysli account | The same Daysli account |
Ring and Daysli
Ring uses your Daysli account. Ring is only for talking; Daysli is the full organizer for your calendar, to-dos, People, journal, goals and personal booking page. Messages are stored by Daysli, encrypted at rest, so they reach every device you use; they are not end-to-end encrypted. Ring is for people 16 and over (18 in India).