Best sign language apps

This app is fun to use and learn from. It can be used as a translator for when you are with someone who is deaf but it has been more fun just to learn the signs. I don't actually need to learn it but figure it never hurts to know a few new things and this app will make it easy to learn. More

by Brandon Hoffman

reviewed on March 22, 2018

Good app for people with an iphone. I have an android so this is a useless app for me.

by Alex Hollums null

reviewed on September 18, 2019

Hands On ASL is free to learn with, and focuses on teaching the alphabet with fingerspelling exercises. What I like most about it though is that it uses 3D models so I can see the signs from all angles, which is a nice change of pace for the other solutions out there. The user interface is playful, and it even includes some customized skin options that make it a fun learning tool. I highly recommend it!

by Rachael DeLashmit null

reviewed on September 20, 2019

Fun and interactive with high score initiatives and different color skin options for the hand. You can also rotate the signed hand rather than trying to learn from a quick video or 2d image. More

by Abbie Tiemissen null

reviewed on September 20, 2019

The graphics are incredibly realistic and very well developed. The lessons are easy to follow and extremely retainable. I definitely recommend this app to anyone attempting to learn sign language. More

by Mike Benedetti null

reviewed on September 20, 2019

This an amazing introduction to sign language! It gives a fun and easy way to learn its alphabet. The feature I like most is the ability to look at different angles of the hand while learning. This helped me be sure I was positioning my fingers correctly. More

by Daniel Marifjeren null

reviewed on September 25, 2019

The 3d models make it super easy to see exactly how to position your hands for any letter. The finger spelling exercises makes it fun to learn. Its a very smooth app and I highly recommend it. More

by Loony2unes null

reviewed on September 20, 2019

This Hands On ASL was a very solid app in learning ABCs, plenty of room for growth. Following along with the 3D hand was an awesome way to transition from letter to letter with ease. I wonder what these guys will do to better what is already a really great start. More

I work in a preschool. One of my students is deaf and uses signs a lot. I wanted to be able to communicate with her better so I was looking for an app. I downloaded Marley Signs, its an app for learning signs. It starts off working well, then the screen turns black, I looked it up and I am not the only one complaining of this issue. If you uninstall then reinstall to fix this issue, you lose your purchased content. It has potential to be a great app if they fix this issue More

by Samantha Gonzalez

reviewed on July 6, 2018

I had a boyfriend that is mute. This app is been very helpful for someone like me that needs to learn this but in beginners phase.

I'm really happy to find this. I wanted an app to help me learn sign language, and this has all kinds of good stuff that I can refer to. Lessons are particularly what I needed, and this has them. More

by Zachary Medina

reviewed on March 22, 2018

I was looking for a good sign language app and found Marlee Signs. This app looks very nice and has a lot of functionality. It is a little hard to reproduce the movements, but the app clearly shows how to sign what you want to say and it is a very easy app to use. I would highly recommend this app to anyone looking for more sign language support. More

I've been studying ASL on and off for 6 years, and my worst area has always been fingerspelling and reading letters quickly. Using this app and practicing the words after I answer them has improved my finger spelling and comprehension significantly in just a few weeks. 20 minutes in the app every day or two is all it takes, and the speed setting and extensive vocabulary make it easy to adjust the app to your skill level. Fingerspelling is such an important skill to have in ASL, and the only way to improve is with regular practice, which makes this app an essential for anyone who's serious about learning the language. More

If you need help with ASL then this app is highly recommended. The images are clear and help improving signing skills rapidly.

by Rose Dixon

reviewed on March 22, 2018

The app, ASL: Fingerspelling is one of the best things I have used trying to figure out how to improve my sign language skils. This app alone helped me get through my class! More

by Dong Zhou

reviewed on March 14, 2019

ASL American Sign Language is a free app that is available on the Google Play Store. It teaches you how to speak sign language. It is a great tool to help you communicate with people who use sign language. There is a free version and a full version. It teaches very basic sign language and may just be considered a good starting point for learning how to sign. If you need something quick to make some short, basic communication, then this is a real good place to look. It fits the topic nicely. More

by Dennis Davidson

reviewed on July 6, 2018

I just got really interested in learning this since I watch a rock band concert and there's a guy who translates music into sign language. I wanna do that also! More

by Lauren Rivera

reviewed on March 22, 2018

I think this app is too expensive for what you get. Hopefully, they will lower the price. I also think The search feature is lacking

by 10 mB null

reviewed on February 14, 2020

I think this app offers a lot more than just signs. You can memorize the signs with games. They share stories from deaf community. Contnet is organzied. More

I love the concept of learning new language similar to how a kid learns. It is very interesting particularly when it is a sign language.

by Scott Berry

reviewed on March 14, 2019

I have been wanting to learn sign language lately, and was looking into it because it couldn't hurt to learn it. This dictionary helps because I can see how to perform the signs, as well as practice learning common phrases to use in communicating with those who are hard of hearing. More

by Luz María Zárate

reviewed on July 6, 2018

This ASL dictionary is very helpful especially if I want to interact with mutes and deafs. At most I give the effort to speak their language!

Great for helping you remember and learn new signs by actually showing you what it is and what the word is for it. A definite great refresher and app for picking up a new sign or two. More

by Julie Stewart

reviewed on March 14, 2019

I decided that I wanted to learn some sign language and downloaded ASL Coach - 'American Sign Language'. It's such a great app. The illustrations are great and make it really easy to get it right. More

by Rachel Zhao

reviewed on July 6, 2018

As a SPED teacher, this app really helps me with confirming some sign language that I get confused about it. I use this to practice every day!

by Martha Edwards

reviewed on March 22, 2018

Looks like a good app but only works on iphone. I have android so wouldn't work for me.

by John Chang

reviewed on March 14, 2019

I always wanted to earn this because I meet people at my work that are deaf and I want to learn their language instead talk to them using pen and papers. :) More

by Johnny Flores

reviewed on April 17, 2018

I never knew about this at all.

by Micky Yu

reviewed on March 14, 2019

Great app and gets you started with the basics right away. I would definitely recommend this to anyone learning ASL.

by Michelle Foster

reviewed on March 22, 2018

This is a great app for anyone starting to learn sign language. It is informative and has great tools.