PocketSign teaches American Sign Language through step-by-step video lessons.
Signs
Signs teaches American Sign Language with webcam-based AI feedback and lets contributors record signs for its dataset.
About Signs
Signs is a web platform for learning American Sign Language and contributing ASL videos. Learners use a webcam to practice signs and receive real-time AI feedback, including guidance through a 3D avatar. Contributors can select a listed word and record themselves performing the sign.
The learning content and dataset initially focus on hand and finger positions and do not yet cover facial expressions, head movements, or other non-manual signals. Contributed recordings and related user data are made publicly available under the site's terms, and anyone who consents to disclosure can contribute regardless of proficiency.
Key features
- Learn ASL basics with webcam and real-time AI feedback
- 3D avatar guidance during ASL practice
- Record videos of listed ASL words for dataset
- Search list of signs needed for recording
- Tutorial and level selection for new users
- Camera selection when multiple cameras detected
Best for: Hearing parents and family members new to ASL who want to communicate with Deaf children, and people willing to record signs for a public dataset.
Good for
- Accepts contributions from people at any ASL proficiency who consent to disclosure
- Plans to make the collected ASL dataset publicly available for third-party accessible tools
- Provides a tutorial and level selection for people new to the platform
Watch out for
- Initially focuses on hand and finger positions without covering facial expressions or head movements
- Contributed videos are made publicly available under the site's terms
Signs at a glance
- Website
- signs-ai.com
- Category
- Education & Learning › Language Learning
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Signs FAQ
Why was Signs created?
To help hearing parents who do not know signing communicate with Deaf children and family members, and to collect a dataset for accessible technology for the Deaf community.
Does Signs cover facial expressions and other non-manual signals?
No. It initially focuses on hand and finger positions. Use of face tracking or motion capture for non-manual signals is under consideration for future iterations.
Who can contribute sign videos?
Anyone, regardless of ASL proficiency, who consents to disclosure of their recording.
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