What’s new
Every change you can see in Ripple, newest first.
A new website
Watch a send land on a phone, find the recipe for your tool and tour the app, with Docs, Status and What’s new on every page.
Contact from any page
Write to the team from the footer or the menu; your message lands in Ripple, as yours do.
Settings in Commands
Commands opens any part of Settings and makes quick changes, like theme or quiet hours, on the spot.
A photo for your account
Add a profile photo in Settings, and it shows in the sidebar, Go to and sign-in.
Proof your first message landed
When your first message arrives, Home shows its accepted request and how soon it was on screen.
A fuller privacy policy
It now says who runs Ripple, who else handles your data, where it’s kept and what you can ask for.
Ripple’s own lettering
Ripple’s name has a wordmark of its own across the website and the status page.
Your account in Go to
Go to ends with your account, so it’s at hand while the sidebar is hidden.
Selection actions that float
In narrow windows and on phones, actions for picked messages float at the foot of the list.
A page for pages that aren’t there
A missing page has a screen of its own, where Notify me slowly runs out of patience.
Close the arrival island
Dismiss a new message’s island with Close, or swipe it up on a phone.
One shape for the API and CLI
The public API and CLI share one set of routes, names and errors, with messages at /v1/messages.
Snoozed, by return day
Snoozed lists what comes back soonest first, grouped by the day it returns.
Apple and Google in Settings
Connect Apple or Google sign-in to your account from Account settings.
A status page of our own
status.ripple.do shows how sending and delivery are doing, with 90 days of history.
Threads update in place
A thread’s row refreshes when a reply arrives, then glides to the top.
Undo knows where to stop
Command-Z undoes your latest run of changes and stops there.
Notification sounds
Pick from 12 sounds for your account, each source or a single message.
Select many messages
Round checks, a batch pane for acting on them together and Smart picks to choose for you.
Quiet after signing out
A browser stops getting notifications as soon as it’s signed out.
A send key for every source
Each source has its own send key, so a key that leaks reaches only that source.
Icon-led message list
Every row leads with its source’s icon, so you can tell senders apart at a glance.
Quiet hours
Choose hours when only Important messages notify.
Trash, like everything else
Trash is one list like the rest of Ripple and shows how long each message has left.
Messages rise on phones
On a phone, a message opens in a card that rises from the bottom.
Copy what matters
Hashes, versions, branches and hosts in a message become chips you can copy.
Quick snooze
Snooze straight from a message’s menu.
Commands, reimagined
Commands is a floating bar with steps, Recent and typed answers.