General

Q: What is Sitris?

Sitris is an innovative disability aid designed to promote independent living. Sitris connects your telephone to the person you are calling whether they are land-line or mobile, local or anywhere else in the world, regardless of whether the owner is connected to the Internet or not. By using the web interface the caller can instantly speak into the call using typed text or stored phrases.

Q: Who would use Sitris?

People of all ages who have reduced or no voice can benefit from Sitris.

• Cerebral Palsy (CP)
• Lou Gehrig´s Disease (ASL)
• Laryngectomee
• Stroke
• Brain Trauma
• Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
• Spasmodic Dysphonia
• Motor Neuron Disease (MND)
• Severe Stuttering

Q: What do I need to get started?

1. PC or laptop connected to the Internet
2. Sitris login and password
3. Telephone, (fixed line or cell)

Q: Does Sitris serve as a replacement to my landline or cell telephone service?

No, Sitris is intended as a complement to your existing service, which should be maintained in the case of emergency situations or service outages.

Q: Can I make a 911 emergency call using Sitris?

No, Sitris is not currently designed to allow 911 calls.