Deaf Sign Language App (ASL)
• Users can either use Speak function or By Text function to learn the sign language.
• Our app is able to translate common English phrase in to Sign language.
• Our app is an offline app so it can be used without any requirement of internet once downloaded.
• This app will help people to communicate with deaf community easily and effectively.
• An app intelligent enough that can translate almost any phrase of an English language.
• Our app can be used as a tool of giving knowledge of sign language to the parents or teachers that runs special education schools of deaf so they can teach their deaf children and students.
Category : Education
Reviews (28)
A nice educational and learning app. Helped me in learning daily routine sign languages to communicate and talk with the deaf. Still it needs a lot of work but overall its a good learning and educational app.
Not all accurate. I don't know if it's a glitch but some words and letters are swapped. Example: m and t are not the same.
1st, "dumb" is not an acceptable term, so outdated it's not funny. I tried phrases and asked "how are you?", and it said "not found in database" then I tried "what is your name?", it also said "not found in database". Not very helpful.
I hate Ads. Failed it.
I love it. I wanted to learn few basic sign language and i found this app useful. Easy for beginners.
Very nice effort, sky is the limit keep making it better. This idea has great potential.
Hardly any of these signs are correct. This is not good if someone wants to actually learn ASL...
Its fun at first, but it doesn't really have a lot of words. I really wouldn't recommend getting the app. I feel like I could have found a better app.
I can't do anything all im getting is stupid advertisements. There's nothing there! Deleting immediately.
Very useful app. Helps me in communicating with awesome people .
I really enjoyed using this app 😊 it is nice because it uses videos just what I was looking for well can't wait for the update
Letter M and letter T has a same sign... And even letter Z and letter D has a same sign again... Isn't it any kind of joke ya making the user's fool 🤨...and I think that this app won't deserve any star.. Over all worth less app and wast my time 😑..
Some of the letters are wrong for me to be someone who has a deaf grandmother its not the bests app and i do not recomment it ❤❤
I have learnt more yesterday was my first time using it bt Im a pro now. It clear and very understandable, I like it
It is good for really really early beginners😁
very useful app. A great work for deaf community.
Best basic special education app
i found ths very helpful for educational purposes
Not bad but i was looking for an app that already knows sign language to use for google search
Best learning experience... Best for Deaf Community
This is very helpful and user friend app
Few mistakes but nice learning app
need improvements. btw good work
amazing app and very helpfull 👍
great work. really helpful
Add some basic colours information
Please rename your app. Your description and the name of the app are offensive. "Deaf-mute" or "deaf-dumb" are both exceptionally offensive terms. Your use of the phrase "normal people" to refer to people who are not deaf, implies that the Deaf are not normal somehow. Please educate yourself on Deaf culture and community. Visit the following website to learn about the people you are trying to "educate": cad.ca (Canadian Association of the Deaf)
1. The ASL signs shown in this app are almost all incorrect, ranging from just badly done or archaic through to total gibberish that isn't even phonotactically valid. The people signing the examples given clearly do not actually know ASL themselves, and should not be modelling it for others. 2. The app implies there's a single universal sign language, particularly by giving options for translating the in-app text into various other languages. There isn't. 3. The text translations are also wrong.