Ring is a small tool with one job: tell you, out loud, when a wallet you care about moves.
It is made for dots, the always-on agents that can place a call. Your dot comes with Ring and lives in the app. Ring gives it a watchlist, rules and a number to ring.
An example. 03:12: a wallet on your list sells a little. The rule is set to text, so your phone stays dark.
03:14: the same wallet sends out more than your amount. That rule is marked to ring through quiet hours.
03:15: your phone rings. Your dot says which wallet, what it did and how much, in one sentence.
07:00: quiet hours end. The text from 03:12 is waiting, and both lines are in your call log.
Ring watches the wallets on your list, checks each transaction against your rules, and has your dot call or text you when one trips. It keeps a log of what it told you.
Ring does not trade, move funds or give advice. It does not tell you what a move means. It says what happened and stops.
A wallet address to watch, a rule, a phone number and your quiet hours. No private key and no seed phrase. You sign one message to sign in. Watching needs only what is already public.
Ring watches the wallets on your list, checks each transaction against your rules, and has your dot call or text you when one trips. It keeps a log of what it told you.
Ring does not trade, move funds or give advice. It does not tell you what a move means. It says what happened and stops.
A wallet address to watch, a rule, a phone number and your quiet hours. No private key and no seed phrase. You sign one message to sign in. Watching needs only what is already public.
One sentence. Your dot does not make small talk.
Which wallet, what it did, how much, which token. Nothing it did not see happen.
It calls for the rules you set to call. Everything else is a text, or nothing.
Your number is used to reach you about your rules. That is its only use.
Whatever it said, it wrote down. The call log is the record.
One sentence. Your dot does not make small talk.
Which wallet, what it did, how much, which token. Nothing it did not see happen.
It calls for the rules you set to call. Everything else is a text, or nothing.
Your number is used to reach you about your rules. That is its only use.
Whatever it said, it wrote down. The call log is the record.
One sentence. Your dot does not make small talk.
Which wallet, what it did, how much, which token. Nothing it did not see happen.
It calls for the rules you set to call. Everything else is a text, or nothing.
Your number is used to reach you about your rules. That is its only use.
Whatever it said, it wrote down. The call log is the record.
One sentence. Your dot does not make small talk.
Which wallet, what it did, how much, which token. Nothing it did not see happen.
It calls for the rules you set to call. Everything else is a text, or nothing.
Your number is used to reach you about your rules. That is its only use.
Whatever it said, it wrote down. The call log is the record.
Ring watches wallets on Solana. Any address works: your own, a fund's, a deployer's, a friend's.
Adding a wallet does not touch it. Ring reads the same public record anyone can read. The owner is not told and nothing is signed.
Remove a wallet and its rules stop at once. Remove your number and nothing can reach you.
The terms fit on one screen. They are the same for every wallet and every rule.
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