Use cases

Fourteen calls, and what RingJini does with each

Every one of these is a test RingJini has to pass on real phones, on each network, before a build goes out.

A recruiter, for a role you applied to

Put through

Calling about the backend role you applied for.

What RingJini does: Confirms the company and the role, then puts the call through.
What you see: Your phone rings. “Kestrel Pay · interview scheduling” is on screen before you answer.

A call you're expecting, from an unknown mobile

Put through

Calling from the home-loan team about your documents.

What RingJini does: Matches your expected-call rule.
What you see: It rings, with the reason on screen.

A car dealer, while you're buying

Put through

Year-end offers on our compact SUV.

What RingJini does: Asks for the on-road price and the offers first.
What you see: The price is on screen as it rings. A message if you don't answer.

The same number, twice in three minutes

Put through

(Calls again straight away)

What RingJini does: Treats a quick second call as important.
What you see: The second call rings.

A new customer, for your business

Lead saved

Need a quote for a 2BHK interior.

What RingJini does: Answers from your business details and notes the name, need, budget and area.
What you see: A lead in the app, with the details, ready to call back.

A loan or credit-card pitch

Handled

Pre-approved personal loan for you, sir.

What RingJini does: Declines politely and asks them to remove your number.
What you see: One line in your Calls list. No ring.

A property offer

Handled

3BHK launch offer, only two minutes.

What RingJini does: Declines politely and asks them to remove your number.
What you see: One line in your Calls list. No ring.

A courier on a masked number

Handled

Parcel hai, kahan rakhun?

What RingJini does: Passes on your standing instruction, in the caller's language.
What you see: No ring. “Told to leave it with the guard” in your Calls list.

An OTP or KYC scam

Scam stopped

Your KYC expires today. Tell me the OTP.

What RingJini does: Shares nothing and ends the call.
What you see: A warning in the app: don't share OTPs or send money to anyone who calls back.

Someone calls while you're on a call

Message taken

(You're busy, so the network forwards it)

What RingJini does: Screens it like any other call; takes a message if it isn't one you'd want.
What you see: A waiting call if it matters, a message if not.

A caller who won't say why

Message taken

(Hidden number, vague answers)

What RingJini does: Asks once more, then takes a message rather than guessing.
What you see: A message, and the transcript to judge for yourself.

A family emergency

Put through as urgent

Your father has been taken to hospital.

What RingJini does: Puts the call through at once, and rings again if you miss it.
What you see: Your phone rings straight away, with the summary on screen.

Your bank on a 1600 number

Rings normally

(A bank or insurer's service line)

What RingJini does: Nothing. TRAI says apps may not filter 1600 numbers.
What you see: It reaches you without screening.

A registered telemarketer on a 140 number

Rings normally

(A registered marketing line)

What RingJini does: Nothing. TRAI says apps may not filter 140 numbers; your network's Do Not Disturb settings do that.
What you see: It reaches you without screening.

Company names are made up. Outcome words are the ones the app uses: Put through, Handled, Message taken, Scam stopped, Lead saved, and Urgent.