Referring the VoIP providers that are pushing out the anti-deskphone philosophy. I would love more of a blend of phone.com/ringcentral + using the designers of

Referring the VoIP providers that are pushing out the anti-deskphone philosophy. I would love more of a blend of phone.com/ringcentral + using the designers of Dialpad. Their interface seems a lot nicer. With the more traditional ones it's nice that you can call them and they'll ship you ready to ring phones that connect to the cloud based PBX. This is huge and needed but Dialpad does not do this. Just look at their docs, you have to specify an IP and quite a bit more configurations unlike the shipped ready phones, but I have a feeling this is because of their licensing terms. Being able to move around or take your deskphone with you home, to a coffee shop, anywhere that has an internet connection is quite useful. Again, talking about a physical deskphone that connects via wifi or ethernet. I'm aware using a cellphone with an app easily does this but often that's harder to sell to some more traditional folks. Agree that this market is gold and this would be a really fun project to piece together, though the type that I want to exist might not be doable for $10k.