Ribbit
Uses Glaze AIExamines a ring's photos and product page text to suggest details, and generates a ring image and basic details (title, style, stone, cut, metal, setting) from your written description. AI usage is billed to your Glaze credits, with a daily cap.Awards EntrySave rings, compare, say yes.
About Ribbit
Ribbit is where the ring hunt lives. Ring shopping starts as a joy and turns into forty browser tabs, a folder of screenshots, and no idea which one you actually loved. Ribbit gives all of it one calm home on your Mac — every ring you've saved, everything you know about it, side by side. - Save a ring in a second Drag in a photo, paste a product link, or press ⌘N. Paste a link and Ribbit pulls the title, store, price, and image off the page for you. Nothing ever blocks the save — the ring lands in your Inbox either way. - Narrow it down without losing anything Heart the ones you love. Move rings to Finalists or Rejected as your taste sharpens. Filter by stone, cut, setting, metal, style, and price, and watch the list shrink to the handful that actually matter. - Compare up to six, properly aligned Put your finalists next to each other with full-size photos over one clean table of specs. No tab-switching, no guessing. Just the differences, right there. - Design the ring you can't find Ribbit Atelier is a real-time 3D jewelry studio built into the app. 12 stone families, 17 cuts, 16 engagement settings, 17 wedding band styles, six metals, nine finishes. Light actually bends through the stone — real refraction, dispersion, fire, opal play-of-color — so what you see is close to what a jeweler would hand you. Move the light anywhere with one control. Build the wedding stack next to the engagement ring. Then save a 4K portrait straight into your collection like any other ring. - A little AI, only when you ask Identify Details reads a ring's photo and product page and suggests the specs — you review before anything changes. Or describe your dream ring in a sentence and have Ribbit generate the image and fill in the details. Fifteen real ring photographs are waiting on first launch, so there's something to look at before you've saved a thing.





