More than ten years after the Light Phone project first gained attention through a Kickstarter campaign aiming to create a cell phone designed to be used as little as possible, the company is now expanding its functionality. Recently, Light introduced a new Rideshare tool that allows owners of the Light Phone III or the upcoming Light Flip to connect directly with ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft. This feature lets users find pickup and drop-off locations, view fare estimates and expected arrival times, and choose from different trip options or saved locations they often use. Once a ride is booked, users can check driver information and the estimated time of arrival, and even call the driver if needed. This Rideshare tool is an early look at the LightOS "tool library" SDK, a software development kit that will enable third-party developers to create additional features for Light’s minimalist phones. The company has long focused on reducing phone usage by limiting the number of apps and features available, but this move suggests a gradual expansion of capabilities while still maintaining the core philosophy of minimalism. Light’s approach has attracted a niche audience of users seeking a simpler, less distracting alternative to traditional smartphones. By integrating ride-hailing services, Light is addressing practical needs without compromising its design principles. The company aims to provide essential tools that help users stay connected without encouraging constant phone use. The Light Phone III is already available for purchase, and the Light Flip is expected to launch soon. As Light continues to develop its ecosystem, the company is carefully balancing the desire for functionality with its commitment to reducing digital clutter. This latest update shows that while the company is open to adding new tools, it remains focused on ensuring these additions serve a clear purpose and align with its minimalist vision.