Ring - Always Home

Ring - Always Home

by Ring.com

1.8M ratings
7011 reviews
#6 in free Lifestyle
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 19, 2014
  • September 17, 2026

Background Location Access

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Monitor your home remotely with video doorbells, security cameras, and alarm systems. Receive instant alerts for visitors and motion, view live HD video, and communicate with guests. Smart lights and alarm systems offer further control and safety features.

Real-time doorbell and motion alerts
Live HD video streaming
Two-Way Talk with visitors
Smart lighting control and scheduling
Alarm system monitoring
Optional professional monitoring
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What's New in Ring

5.113.0

September 17, 2026

Enjoy a fresh new Ring app update, including bug fixes and improvements. By using this app, you agree to Ring’s Terms of Service (ring.com/terms). You can find Ring’s privacy notice at ring.com/privacy-notice.

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Last updated on September 18, 2026.

User reviews

Person-only alerts aren’t safe

Ring can already tell animals from people. Search finds pets and wildlife. Search Party looks for lost dogs. There is even a $5/month Ring Appstore add-on (Wildlife Alert, third party, billed through Ring) whose whole job is naming coyotes and bears on cameras you already own. Live Smart Alerts still treat Person, Package, and Vehicle as the only first-class pings. That is a product choice, not a technical limit.
It is also unsafe. We feed a cat. A coyote came in while it was eating and tried to take it. The only reason I got an alert is the system mistook the coyote for a person. If it had classified the animal correctly and stayed quiet under People Only, I would not have known in time and could have got bitten myself.
You already detect the animal. You already sell the missing category through the Appstore. Put Animal / Wildlife / Predator next to Person, Package, and Vehicle as a native toggle. Charging again for a safety alert your models already run is a problem.
I am sending this to Ring/Amazon support as well. If there is no real response or a native animal/predator alert option, I will keep escalating through official support and any consumer channels that apply. This is Southern California coyote country. Person-only is not good enough.
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Horrible ring service and cameras

Cameras never work right. They hardly ever capture videos no matter how many times I have fixed the settings. And don't like the delays when it captures a person or car

Latest update breaks GUI

At the top of the app, the icons on the left (x) and right (gear) have been replaced by white circles. Complete lack of QA to allow this to happen. I have deleted and reinstalled app. The issue remains.

Mailbox alerts fixed

Latest APP now working perfectly

Needs an option to remove tamper warning

When changing a battery in a door sensor it always adds a tamper warning which has to be dealt with in the sensor, better to be able to reset from the app

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Inconsistent motion detection

Bug

Recorded videos randomly disappearing

Bug

Chime not working as expected

Bug

Unreliable app performance after updates

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Customizable motion zones

Feature

Ability to schedule modes

Feature

Apple HomeKit integration

Feature

More flexible notification settings

Feature

FAQ

What does the Ring app do?

The Ring app allows you to monitor your home remotely using Ring devices like video doorbells, security cameras, and alarm systems. You can receive instant alerts for motion or visitors, view live HD video, and communicate with people at your door.

What are the key features of the Ring app?

Key features include real-time doorbell and motion alerts, live HD video streaming, Two-Way Talk to speak with visitors, control over Ring Smart Lights, and monitoring of Ring Alarm sensors. Optional professional monitoring is also available.

Is the Ring app free to use?

The Ring app itself is free to download and use for basic monitoring functions. However, to review, save, and share Ring videos, a Ring Protect subscription is required, which may include a free trial. Some advanced features like professional monitoring also require a compatible subscription.

What devices is the Ring app compatible with?

The Ring app is compatible with smartphones and tablets. It works in conjunction with Ring Video Doorbells, Security Cameras, Alarm systems, and Smart Lights to provide comprehensive home monitoring.

What are common use cases for the Ring app?

Common use cases include seeing who is at your door from anywhere, checking on your home while you're away, receiving alerts for detected motion, and remotely controlling smart lighting. It also allows for monitoring of home security system triggers.