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Thursday, April 21, 2022

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Deaf Hearing Chat system (Android ver.)

Download free limited demo version here!


A new complex for connection of a deaf person with a hearing one, which gives an amazing opportunity of real communication.

The complex consists of two Android-devices connected with each other by means of Bluetooth. One of the devices, called “device-D” (Deaf Person), is kept by a deaf person. The other one, called “device-H” (Hearing Person), is kept by a hearing person.

The application for the device-D, called Deaf-Hearing Chat Device D, enables a deaf person to type text messages on a virtual keyboard and to send them to the device-H (the button “Send”). Each sent message can be duplicated by the synthetic speech (the button “Speak and Send”). For the synthetic speech a speech synthesis module should be installed on the device (usually it’s installed; if it’s not it can be downloaded from Google Play, e.g. SVOX classic TTS or Pico TTS). The messages, received from the device-H, are shown on the display.

The application for the device-H, called Deaf-Hearing Chat Device H, enables a hearing person to type text messages on a virtual keyboard or using voice input (the button “Voice Input”). You need an Internet access for voice input. To test the Internet connection quality you should press the button “Test”. To send a message to device-D you should press the button “Send”. The messages, received from the device-D, are shown on the display.
Supported languages for voice input: English (US, UK, Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, South Africa ), French, German, Italian, Russian, Hebrew, Spanish (Spain, US, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay, Venezuela), Japanese, Portuguese (Brazilian), Czech, Turkish, Dutch, Mandarin Chinese (Traditional Taiwan, Simplified China, Simplified Hong Kong), Korean, Indonesian, Malaysian and some others.

The exchange of messages is possible in any language supported by your Android-device. Such complex can be used in any country. All messages between the devices free of charge.

Once again, pay your attention that for the use of the complex you need to install the following:
- for the device D – the application Deaf-Hearing Chat Device D;
- for the device H – the application Deaf-Hearing Chat Device H.


This complex gives to deaf person fantastic capabilities for communication. Device-D and device-H connect via bluetooth.
You can choose one or more of the three variants of the complex:
1. phone(as device-D) + phone (as device-H)

This variant is very convenient for constant communication, for those families in which there is a deaf member. Each message is followed by vibration, so one can always call a deaf person, address him (or her).

2. phone (as device-D) + tablet (as device-H)

A deaf person can always have complex with himself (herself). It’s very convenient for communicating freely with the hearing people in public places: shops, hospitals, service centers, etc. A deaf person just hands a tablet to a manager or a consultant, and after that they can communicate freely. The convenience of a tablet is that at its small size its keyboard is big enough, so that everyone can type a big volume of text. It’s better to use a 7” tablet. The convenience of a smartphone is its compactness, and the deaf people usually type messages on its virtual keyboard very quickly.


3. tablet (as device-D) + tablet (as device-H)

This variant can be useful for a services sector, where the deaf people are served. For serving a deaf client the latter is given the device-D, the device-H is kept by a hearing manager, after what they start communicating.
Also, if a deaf person has difficulties with typing messages on a small smartphone keyboard the complex “a tablet + a tablet” will be more convenient.

User review from US
User review from Russia
User review from Netherlands
North Dakota Interagency Program for Assistive Technology Review



download applications for device-D and Device-H from Google Play

If you have any questions, please ask in comments.

Saturday, August 7, 2021

Deaf Hearing Chat on iPhone, iPod, iPad !

Deaf  Hearing Chat on  iPhone, iPod, iPad !



Deaf Hearing Chat system (iOS version)
Install the “Deaf-Hearing Chat ” application on the first device (which will be used by a deaf person). 
Install the “Deaf-Hearing Chat” application on the second device (which will be used by a hearing person). 
Run the applications on both devices and link the devices via Bluetooth. 
A hearing person speaks into the phone, the application transforms the speech into a text message and sends it to the device used by a deaf person. You can also exchange text messages between the devices. 
The complex is very convenient for regular communication in families with a deaf family member. Each message is followed by vibration (iPhone), so you can always call a deaf person, address him / her. 
The complex may also be used by a deaf person to communicate with hearing people in a shop, a hospital, a bank, etc. In this case, a deaf person should have both devices with him / her and pass a device with a pre-installed “Deaf Hearing Chat” application to a hearing manager or consultant to start communication at any time. 

The application Deaf-Hearing Chat , enables a hearing person to type text messages on a virtual keyboard or using voice input (the button “Voice Input” or the button "Say and Send" ). You need an Internet access for voice input. To send a message to second device you should press the button “Send”. The messages, received from the second device, are shown on the display. 

iPhone  4 screen:


 iPad  screen:


iPhone (iPod) 5 screen:



Friday, June 18, 2021

Now on iphone : Note, Listen for Deaf.

Now on iphone : Note, Listen for Deaf.
Absolutely must have!





Note Listen for Deaf ( ios version)

If you have any questions, please ask in comments!



Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Review from Laura Hudson


Communication made easier At age 86 my father is completely deaf. Finding ways to communicate was difficult and frustrating for the whole family. Now he can carry his tablet everywhere...restaurants, Dr appointments, shopping. I have the hearing app installed on my phone and have a spare wifi only phone at their house for visitors. I am encouraging my brother and sisters to download the hearing app as well. Thank you for giving my father back some sense of participation in his surroundings

Saturday, December 14, 2013

Deaf Hearing Chat iOS v1.1 released!

What's new:
 - full iPad compatible
 - full iOS7 compatible

iPhone 4 screen:


 iPad  screen:


iPhone 5 screen:



Saturday, August 10, 2013

Deaf Hearing Chat review by Jeannie Krull

Jeannie Krull is an Assistive Technology Coordinator with IPAT. She is an ASHA certified speech/language pathologist and a RESNA certified Assistive Technology Professional, who has worked with people with disabilities of all ages for over 21 years.
Read, what she think about Deaf Hearing Chat: No Sign-Language Interpreter? Try this App System!


Monday, July 1, 2013

Looking for partners in USA, EU.

Looking for partners in USA, EU. 


Solutions are really great. Help me to reach deaf community in your country.
Now we have customers from following countries:
US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Panama, Chili, Dominican republic, UK, Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, India, Russia.

Email me: sarslander78@gmail.com

Friday, June 28, 2013

First positive review iPhone app 'Note, Listen for Deaf'


First positive review from US user!
iPhone app 'Note, Listen for Deaf'

by scenicbrook
I am a deaf person and this application is great!! I can hand my phone to anyone, they speak into the phone and it converts the speach to text. I read lips and find it very helpful in restaurants where lip reading is very difficult.

Check:

Friday, May 3, 2013

First year of the Deaf-Hearing Chat

A year has passed since the publication of the applications. The results are fantastic! More than 100 active users around the world! Join now!

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

One more positive review from Google Play

New positive user review, now from Europe, from Netherlands:
 Feb 22, 2013 at 2:23 PM
Works great This is great software! It is now possible to speak to a deaf person and let him/her read what you are saying. For the future it would be perfect if this could also be used for remote chat, like Skype or Viber, but for now this enables improved communication between deaf and hearing!

Sunday, February 3, 2013

New Note app from Sarslander

Another very useful application from Sarslander. The world's best Note Android application for deaf or hard of hearing people. Absolutely "must have"!
Note, Speak, Listen for Deaf Android application.
Please, test the free trial version : NoteSpeakListen for Deaf.Trial

Monday, January 7, 2013

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Thank you!

      Thanks a lot to all our buyers! Dozens of users throughout the world. They use different languages, but communicative issues between the deaf and hearing are the same in Russia, USA, Germany, Australia, India, Brazil, UK, Korea and many, many other countries. The finest is that my customers are very clever persons who make their balanced decision having tried the trial version. The most important thing for them is that they receive the new tool for communication. It’s important for them to make barriers lower and remove them at all. My buyers now are looking for making the communication more available. That is really the most valuable thing we have.
     I receive letters from buyers who lost their sense of hearing in adult age. For them, my complex turned out to be the real rescue. These people don’t know gestural language and cannot read by lips. However, they save their desire and need to communicate. Many of them became very alone. What one should do if a wife has lost her hearing sense, but her husband hears. It’s very difficult even simply discuss something. Paper notes or sms—all of them are too inconvenient. My complex allows talking for many hours and looking to each other’s eyes.
     I invented this complex for myself to communicate with my son. When I’d seen that the results were really wonderful, I decided to publish applications for this complex. I was told that I could do nothing; it’s too expensive and difficult for understanding; that paper notes were more familiar. However, I decided to publish these applications at Google Play. If this helped me, why it couldn’t help to others. Each time when somebody is installing my applications, I feel a great pleasure that one more person has found in this complex namely that he/she looks for. If the people would be little closer to one another thanks to my complex, it means that my life in the Earth is not for nothing.
      Of course, it’s my dream to proceed with development of the complex. To make it something more than only hobby. I am sorry that I have no possibility to make video clips of high quality where is possible to show how one could use the complex in different situations. Unfortunately, I have no possibility to take part in thematic exhibitions. It's a great pity that many people who could use my complex simply know nothing about.
      However, I hope that in future many people could know about my complex and it will become one of everyday communication means for deaf persons.
      Again, thank you a lot!
      Your Sarslander.

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry:

There is only one true luxury, and that is the luxury of human relations.

Monday, August 27, 2012

New function "Say and Send"

The button "Say and Send" added to the H app, which enables to send message after voice recognition without pressing the button "Send"

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

User review from Google Play (Deaf-Hearing Chat Device-H)

William - 22 July 2012 - LG Optimus One with version 2
Works great.
Excellent app for its intended purpose. My father who is 84 has been deaf for several years. Until I found this app I have been communicating either with paper and pencil or email. I have tried other chat apps but their font size were small and hard to read. This afternoon I spent 2 hours talking with my father. I installed this app (H) on an old phone (android 2.2). I installed the "D" app on my father's tablet (Android 4.0). Using the voice input (voice to text) I would speak into phone and then press send to transmit the resulting text to my Dad's tablet. He found the font size easy to read. Since it uses Bluetooth it is much faster than sms or email. Also the large text input button was much easier for my 85 year old mother to find with her bad eyes. I installed this app on an old non-contract phone . I did not activate the phones and just use my father's WIFI. Internet connectivity is need for voice to text. For areas WIFI is not available 3G or 4G is need for voice to text. I will install the H app on my activated phone in the future. $4 is nothing to be able to take my Dad to dinner and "talk" to him. The developer of this app gave me outstanding customer service.

Thursday, July 12, 2012

My dear son Misha and me.

1. My son Misha is 7 years old.


2. When Misha was two he got ill and after the disease he completely lost his hearing.



3. To develop Misha’s abilities we used cards which denoted certain objects or actions.
4. Misha wasn’t interested in the cards, so his vocabulary remained very poor. All his communication with us came down to the simplest gestures.


5. All that changed with a new complex for communication between the deaf and hearing people, consisting of two Android-devices.


6. This complex includes such modern achievements, as:
- speech recognition and translation of voice messages into text;
- possibility to pronounce messages;
- free messaging, by means of Bluetooth;
- fast typing on a virtual keyboard;
- convenient large font.
7. Using this complex we communicate with Misha every day.
8. Misha always carries his phone in a special pocket. We can address Misha at any moment, because every message is followed by vibration.


9. Misha’s progress is really fantastic. He memorizes dozens of new words every month. It’s not bad, you see, for the seven-year-old boy, who is completely deaf.


10. Now Misha is greatly interested in learning words. He opens books and looks for familiar words. He’s proud of every familiar word he found.
11. As if we teach Misha to speak and he really speaks to us with the help of the complex.
12. If there is a deaf child in your family and you care about his intellectual growth and his communication with you, you really ought to have such a complex and not to lose valuable time.
13. If you doubt just try the complex. It’s a real miracle of communication. If at the present moment you don’t have the second Android-device ask your relatives, friends or acquaintances to give it to you for a while, in order to test the complex.
14. The cost of the complex is very low. If the cost is still high for you, you can buy “secondhand” Android-devices in a commission shop or at an auction. The cost of applications is so low, that is available to everyone in any country of the world. Those fantastic opportunities which the complex will give to your child millions of times will cover the expenses.
15. Many people just don’t know that there is such an opportunity for communication. If you are reading this and you know parents of deaf children, share this information with them. Every single day is important for the children’s development!
16. Buying applications for the complex you’re contributing to rehabilitation of the deaf and helping them to adapt to the modern world of hearing people.

The exchange of messages is possible in any language supported by your Android-devices. Such complex can be used in any country. All messages between the devices free of charge.

download applications for device-D and Device-H from Google Play

If you have any questions, please ask in comments.

Monday, May 28, 2012

phone as device-D + phone as Device-H. Part 1.

You can see the complex.

Consist of two android devices.

Device-H and Device-D

I take the complex into hands and type a message by an virtual keyboard and press the button “Send”.

Message has been sent to the Device-H. Now a hearing person knows what I want from him (or her).

To continue the dialogue I disunite the complex and hand the Device-H to the hearing person.

Now the hearing person typing messages on a virtual keyboard or using voice input.

The hearing person answered me.


The exchange of messages is possible in any language supported by your Android-devices. Such complex can be used in any country. All messages between the devices free of charge.

download applications for device-D and Device-H from Google Play

If you have any questions, please ask in comments.