Fewer than 1 in 10 parents of deaf or hard of hearing children can sign with their child.
That’s 64 million parents without a shared language at home — and more than 90% of children with severe hearing loss are out of school.
What we do
Wanting to sign is easy. Learning it isn’t.
Courses are scarce and clips don’t teach — so we build the practical way in.
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Courses are scarceLocation, cost and timing still decide who gets to learn at all.
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Clips don’t teachScattered videos and printed dictionaries show signs — they don’t teach a language.
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Not built for signingGeneric language tools ignore how visual languages actually work.
Inside the app
Learn from the people who sign it
Every lesson is taught on video by native Deaf signers — you learn from real people, not diagrams. Short lessons build into real conversations, one everyday topic at a time.
Products
One learning model. Eleven sign languages.
Every app shares the same proven core, built with the Deaf community for over eight years.
Video lessonsNative Deaf signers teach every lesson on camera.
Visual dictionaryLook up 2,000+ signs, organized into everyday collections.
Daily practiceShort quizzes with AI-backed review, so new signs stick.
One familiar app
Switch the language, keep everything you know
The same lessons, dictionary and practice in every app — taught by local Deaf signers for each language.
Our apps
Find your sign language
Eleven apps, each made with Deaf teachers in its own country. Pick the language you want to learn — every app is free to start.
We did not arrive here through one lucky app. Four things make the next market easier than the last.
A free-to-play model that worksFree to play, being rolled out starting in our core markets, freemium or free in the rest — the same model across eleven apps.
International execution as a habitLaunching a new sign language is a repeatable process for us: local Deaf teachers, local curriculum, one shared platform. Twelve-plus countries so far.
Evidence-based by defaultCurriculum built on CEFR levels, research partnerships and outcome measurement — not vocabulary lists dressed up as a course.
Depth in special educationEight years inside Deaf education gives us the relationships, the content library and the platform to extend into adjacent learning needs.