ringophone

ringo is a terminal SIP softphone built on baresip, with a full ratatui TUI. It manages multiple accounts side by side — each with its own profile, call history and configuration — while keeping baresip running headless in the background.

It’s part of the ringo workspace; the crate is ringo-phone, the binary is ringo.

Features

• Profile picker — fuzzy-search selector with inline create / edit / clone / delete.
• Headless baresip — spawns baresip without its stdio UI; no terminal clutter.
• ratatui TUI — status bar, command bar (: with tab-completion), Normal/Dial split, call list, DTMF, hold/resume, mute.
• Contact book — TOML contacts with fuzzy number matching and $EDITOR editing.
• Blind & attended transfer with a contact picker.
• Call history (per-profile, redial) and dial history (global, Ctrl+R).
• MWI message-waiting indicator.
• Theming — every UI color configurable, with ready-made themes.
• Remote control — drive a running session from another terminal or a script.
• Multiple instances — each profile gets its own dynamically assigned port.

Next steps

• Getting started — install and launch your first profile.
• Profiles and Configuration — set up accounts and tune the UI / baresip.
• Using the TUI — modes and keybindings.
• Remote control — drive sessions from scripts.

For scripted, multi-agent telephony testing (assertions, audio, HTTP), see the companion tool ringo-flow.