Ribbit Idea Wall
Participate in the Ribbit for Mobile conversation! Talk to us and share your ideas (even the crazy ones!) on how you want to engage, connect and interact with others. Tell us what you would create if voice communications were set free from the device, the platform, the carrier and the network!
.Top Rated Ideas
Krisjan
Service in Canada
Please beat G-Voice and other services to the punch at get service in Canada!
Bob Scott
Send SMS to the UK
I'd like to be able to use the SMS widget to send SMS messages to UK mobile phones
Jay
Upload Contacts from Google
Would be great if I can upload all my contacts from Google Contatcs.
All my contacts are synced there with my iPhone!
crc
iPhone killer
universal mobile phone app. for any WiFi-enabled device. For example, get rid of AT&T iPhone contract: use iPodTouch with MiFi personal WiFi hotspot! or any similar 3+G BB WiFi device with WiFi-enabled phone/PDA/tablet.
Olivier Melcher
Android app over WiFi and Local phone number or Call back from local number
Please make an android app that lets users make and receive phone calls from any phone/internet connection permitted by the device: Wi-Fi, 3G, by calling a local phone number or being called back... nd of course if one conversation could be switched from different connections and device without interruption.
Also it would be great if this service were available not only from the US but also from Canada, México, and Europe, with the possiblity to have several phone numbers from these countries linked to one same account.
Andrew Latham
Transfer call from land line to mobile phone
I know some communication products offer this at a company telephony level, but I would like this at a personal level. I am often on a call and need to make my way to another location/call and would like to be able to transfer my call from my land line phone to my mobile phone.
Idea Walls
- Ribbit Platform
- Ribbit Mobile
- Ribbit for Salesforce
Benson Lin
about 20 hours ago
If Ribbit's voice recognition engine can transcribe voice message in mandarine to text in chinese, that will be a great incentive for madrine(chinese) speaking people to sigh up Ribbit mobile service. Any plan for support chinese language to transcription?
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Lenz Gschwendtner
6 days ago
New Zealand is a wonderful country and there are heaps of tourists(UK, US) down here using local SIM cards. besides that NZ is a very geeky country and it would put ribbit lightyears ahead of google voice if it would be available down here.
Terence Eden
6 days ago
Not every phone is a smartphone. Make a mobile website where I can view all my voicemail messages.
Ashish
11 days ago
There should be option of different auto reply for different users or user groups. There can also be a specified user or user group which can call anytime and the ringing is made even if the phone is in silence or vibrate mode
Sean
12 days ago
andy
12 days ago
MIssy
14 days ago
It would be nice to print out for paper file record copy (for those still needing paper copies for file notation) the message/conversation
Laurie
20 days ago
I'd like to be able change the email address to which ribbit transcripts go. During the work day, I'd like msgs to be routed to my work account, while on off hours/days/ months, I'd like to receive it on my personal account.
Colin
20 days ago
I would be really great if I could disable the really annoying pop up that appears everytime I click on a contact inviting me to follow my copntact on Twitter.
Jeff Griffin
20 days ago
I would like to be able to choose where the call will ring to through the iPhone app.
Mathew
21 days ago
It would be nice to have the option to set the phones to ring during certain times of the day. For instance, I only want my office phone to ring during business hours, and my home phone during evening and night. Thanks!
Perparim
24 days ago
Simon Meacham
27 days ago
If Exchange Protocol support were available contacts could be dynamically updated from businesses and Google.
Nico Macdonald
27 days ago
Ribbit transcription (non-automated) never gets my name right: this makes it far from a personal service. In most messages the first name given will be the user's, for instance 'Hello, Nico...'. With a bit of AI, for instance looking for a salutation such as 'Hello', it should be relatively easy to determine when the user's name is used.
Nico Macdonald
27 days ago
None of the forms in the Ribbit service (including this one and the feedback/support form) pre-fill with my information _despite me being logged in_. This is a waste of users' time and a recipe for error.
StevenC
29 days ago
Conferences to all small business who cant afford even the smallest video conferences apps. Like Live Meetings, Broadcasting over a medium speed DSL line that is typical speeds in USA for DSL. bandwidth would be the limitation possibly Like Gotomeeting and other successful sites. I need that type of thing pretty soon but paying developers so much to get a website done makes it extremely hard for startups to get that too done.
Samuel Moyed
about 1 month ago
Ribbit free beta is great, and I expect to have to pay for premium features down the road. But what I see doesn't make sense, at least to me.
My voicemail usage will be light, I can do w/o "business grade" transcriptions, I don't need a Ribbit number per se. However, I would like to have three activated phones: my iPhone, BlackBerry and landline phone. But $30/month for this? Geez Louise.
I would suggest $5/month, $45/annual, for a multi-phone plan with no frills, perhaps with a cap on monthly voicemail transcriptions.
T E D
about 1 month ago
I'm mainly interested in mobile/portable transcription. In other words if I'm working on a book, article, memo or report, i'd like to be able to talk into my phone at any time to dictate a few paragraphs, a few pages or maybe a whole chapter -- wherever I am and whenever the thoughts come to me. This seems to me the holy grail of portability and convenience for writers everywhere. Getting ideas from thought to text -- quickly conveniently and accurately is the bain of the writer especially those of us who have marginal typing skills. Lots of professions also have this requirement (medical, legal, academic, etc) In addition, the voice recordings could be used as audio, CD MP3 or podcast material.
Nirmal
about 1 month ago
Imagine if Ribbit could transcribe teleconferences, I could send out the minutes of the meetings to the attendees so much quicker..
If it could highlight the text in the transcription as I play the recording of the meeting, that would help me correct the transcription where the engine failed.
JA
about 1 month ago
I'd like to be able to associate a range of numbers, e.g., 202 555-6000 to 6012, with a caller. Also, one should be able to enter a company name without a person's name.
David Kovsky
about 1 month ago
I'd like to be able to block specific numbers or at least send them straight to voice mail.
Grace Long
about 1 month ago
It would be most appreciated if Ribbit Mobile partnered with Windows Mobile to create a fantastic app that will make both outgoing and incoming calls recorded, organising contacts, routing calls between mobile, landline and voip calls seamlessly. I am mostly mobile and maintain an office at home and my office. I would like to manage all calls and address all queries without my caller realising that I am on the road. I have a Windows Mobile Phone ver6.5 with GPS on Vodafone UK.. Thanks.
Kevin Beard
about 1 month ago
It would be great to be able to get calls routed to my SIP phone BEFORE trying my mobile
Adam Carter
about 1 month ago
I will only use it if my ribbit number shows up on the caller id of the person i'm calling. Thanks
AL
about 1 month ago
on the app wall there is an application for sending text messages and I would like this to be included in the regular website without the interference of something like igoogle.