Each family orders its own.
Start a pod and share one link with your class, team or community.
- Every family orders and owns its phone.
- Each family manages its own account and plan.
- Kids connect only when both parents say yes.
The Ring Ring community
Good things start
with a hello.
It Takes a Village: Supporting the schools and institutions that raise us.
At the Ring Ring Club, we believe that the strongest connections happen locally. We're not just building a phone network; we're supporting the community infrastructure - the schools, libraries, and associations - that makes our children's world possible.
See how to buy togetherGet the group
talking.
Start a pod and share one link. Each family orders its own phone.
Buying for the group is US-only for now. See current pod rewards, bulk discounts and order limits. Joining a group does not automatically approve its members as contacts.
A few group questions.
Does joining a pod add every child as a contact?
No. Both parents must approve a connection. Joining the group does not open the phone to everyone.
Does one parent manage everyone’s phone?
No. Each family manages its own account, plan and contacts, including when an organizer purchases the phones.
Where can I see the group discounts?
The current pod and group-purchasing page explains rewards, discounts and order limits.
Community
The “Give Back” Program
Every dollar counts in the world of non-profits and schools. We want to be a partner in your fundraising goals.
Collaborative Fundraising
We love collaborating with parent associations, social leagues, and libraries.
Events & Auctions
Whether it's joining a silent auction, hosting an "analog" table at a family night event, or giving back a portion of sales made during a school function, we are ready to help.
Investing in the Backbone
We believe the best investment isn't in digital ads, but in the people and places that shaped us. We prioritize putting resources back into the classrooms and hallways where the real work happens.
Have a project in mind? If you are an educator or active in your local PA, send a dispatch to the workshop. We'd love to help you hit your goals.
Give us a RingJoin the Movement
Become a (Legal) “Ring Ring Leader”
We are currently hosting pop-ups in communities already on Ring Ring. If you want to help grow new circles of trust, send us a note. We aren't looking for “influencers” - we're looking for parents who want to bring the conversation back to their own streets.
Can't make it to an event? Email us to hear what we currently have in storage.
Resources
The Resource Library
We want to help your family make the transition to analog as fun as possible, without adding more digital clutter to your life. Whether you want to DIY it at home or have us ship you the “fancy” versions, we've got you covered.
Print it. Pin it. Ring them.
The Ring Ring Address Book
Pretty quickly, your kiddos will want a way to find their friends' numbers. We started our own kids off with Post-its (still love them), but this one-page sheet keeps the top numbers handy.
Download the address bookPrinted version - Coming SoonTheir people, on paper
The Ring Ring Phone Book
Print a phone book with your family’s saved contacts and quick-dial numbers. Keep their circle of trust right beside the phone.
Open your phone bookSign in, open your contacts, then choose “Print address book.”The Mood
The “Let the House Ring Ring Again” Playlist
A curated mix of the songs playing in the background from the last great era of the landline.
Listen on SpotifyWhat's Next
We want you to own the future of the Club.
We are having a lot of fun rolling out new features and controls behind the scenes. But we don't want to build this in a vacuum. We want our community to own the Ring Ring Roadmap, evolving this project alongside other parents and friends to ensure we're actually making things better for our kids.
Send us your ideas
What would make your analog home even better?
Share your wishes
Is there a specific vintage phone style or feature you're looking for?
The First Call
We would love to see pictures or videos of that very first dial tone or the look on your kid's face when the phone actually rings. To keep things safe, we will always blur kids' faces before posting anything.
Tell us the truth
If something isn't working for your family, we want to know so we can fix it.
A Note of Gratitude & Accountability
The Club belongs
to its people.
To those who are already part of the Ring Ring family: Thank you. Your excitement and energy are exactly what led us to move beyond our own kitchen tables and start this adventure. We are so thankful that you are sharing the Club with others and helping us reclaim the art of conversation.
We feel deeply accountable to all of you. We are a family(ies)-run operation with no outside investors or shareholder profits to maximize, which means our only priority is our members. We expect you to ground us if this adventure ever scales “dangerously”. We never want to lose the human touch that made us start this in the first place.
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