Ringoz

By YESH

Overview

Type a few words. Get a ringtone that sings them. Your name, your line, real sung vocals, in the style you pick, played right here in the chat. Sung alarms too. Twelve styles, 49 languages. Built by music producers, tuned by ear.

Tools

create_ringtone

ChatGPT

Use this when the user wants a new personalized ringtone or alarm sound: a short sung track that sings their own words, usually naming a caller. Needs subject_name and hook_line (up to 120 characters). If the user gave no line, write one or two with the user in their words and call once they agree. Starts a job and returns a ringtone_id at once; the card shows progress and plays it when ready, usually in under a minute. Every ringtone and alarm is full length, about 28 seconds; there is no length to choose. Repeating the same request returns the same ringtone. Call it alone in a turn, never after another tool. Do not use for phone settings help, troubleshooting, existing or commercial songs, voice changes, or general questions about ringtones.

get_ringtone

ChatGPT

Use this when the user asks to hear, replay or check a ringtone already made in this chat. Takes the ringtone_id from an earlier result and returns its status and title; the card plays it. Never use it to make or change a ringtone. Don't call it in the same turn as create_ringtone or remix_ringtone, because their card updates itself.

remix_ringtone

ChatGPT

Use this when the user wants a new version of a ringtone made earlier in this chat: new words, a new style, another language, or an alarm instead of a ringtone or the other way round. Takes the original ringtone_id plus only the fields that change. The original stays playable. Call it alone in a turn. There is no voice control; offer a different style instead of a different voice. The length never changes: every ringtone is full length, about 28 seconds.

ringtone_card_action

ChatGPT

Used only by the Ringoz card. Records a play, or on the first Make it my ringtone or Share it tap creates the ringtone's page and returns its two links.