ASL American Sign Language

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Last verified 31 Jul 2026

4.5 3047 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5I am grateful

   Hi I am very happy that you do not have to charge us to pay it because the last app I went they made us pay so I’m really happy that you guys aren’t doing this to us because actually I could go on the app and learn sign language whenever I want and sure there are ads but at least I get to learn sign language and all these letters and numbers in history it’s just amazing in the woman who taught us a sign language that is amazing I want to know her on the web so I could say thank you to her because she did and wonderful thing for us yeah she’s blessed but yeah so another thing I want to say to you guys is like you guys are basically the type of people that are free so for example a lot of people get a lot of money from the wraps but you guys are just like this relaxed so you just put Adams dead so we don’t really have to pay anything because I don’t like paying for things no one does I mean will do but I’m a type of people who don’t but thanks for this app

   JJgretel · 31 Jul 2026

2. 5/5Great review

   I appreciate this app fore it reminds me of how important it is for all walks of human existence. I have a few deaf relatives in my family but we’ve always lived far apart. And before the latest computer technology it was difficult to communicate, so wonderful now that you’ve given us this gift. I took couple classes in college got interesting and vow to complete the studies but im also an RN AND W MAJOR WORK DEMANDS AT THAT TIME. SO I am starting to pick up hopefully where I left off. I traveled to Singapore and Malaysia. I Met many hard of hearing and deaf students which I was successfully able to communicate with. If was awesome. I felt wonderfully sufficient. Therefore im in the process of teaching my grandchildren to learn and respect the language and that it will definitely become useful one day. So thank you for this app. I plan to slowly reincorporate my skills and vow to improve. Xcyleelina

   Xcyllina · 31 Jul 2026

3. 3/5Only good for extreme beginners

   It’s nice app I would recommend to people that don’t know any sign language at all but me personally I do know the basics so this app is really just repetitive and whenever I would do a lesson right after exit it will give me an ad so I had to buy the two $2.99 Pro pass so there wouldn’t be any ads I went through most of the lessons really quickly like the memory ones but also it doesn’t teach you the common signs like hey or hi how are you my name is nice to meet you what is your name where are you from what is your favorite blank what do you like to do There’s so many things that they could’ve added that’ll make it a lot easier for instants I know that a lot of people don’t have access to great camera and audio but I frankly have to turn up my phone volume all the way just to hear her speak because I get lost in the signs and it confuses me very much yes I did not know most of the signs to begin with but I would not use most of the signs in day-to-day life because of my age I don’t go to work I Go to school so there’s no point of me asking people where they work besides my teachers and I already know they work they work at a school building yes I will use the school section of the app but it doesn’t even teach me most of the common classes for instants language arts science social studies if I was to say my favorite class for science or social studies I would have to ask the person how to say science or social studies or look it up online which defeats the purpose of getting the app in the first place so while I still think this app is great potential for a really really beginner like doesn’t even know the ABC’s if you’re a person like me and trying to learn the next step in ASL you’re not gonna find out in this app as much as it hurts me to say I wouldn’t spend the $2.99 to get the pro

   @bby😁😆😃 · 31 Jul 2026

4. 3/5Okay but not my style

   I am a hearing person brushing up on my college ASL from 10 years ago now that I have laryngeal problems that limit my ability to speak. That being said, I don’t like that the demonstrator voices in the videos. On top of that, the way they voice is loud and forceful. Overall extremely distracting. The signing is just as forceful, making it seem awkward like they’re demonstrating rather than just signing what would be part of a conversation; but I may be biased since all my college instructors were deaf and non-voicing. I’m also not a fan of the hand illustrations used for the alphabet and numbers. They’re distorted and would be better demonstrated through video, particularly the numbers that require movement. Around number 11, the instructions stop telling you which direction to point your palm and become increasingly convoluted. I can tell a lot of work went into this app, so if you can get past the things I mention or the developer makes changes, it may be useful.

   Renshia · 31 Jul 2026

5. 5/5ASL

   I love the ASL App. I took my granddaughters to the park! We met a small friend and this APP saved us!! Now we can communicate with her and have made a weekly time to meet her at the park. My granddaughters learn a new sentence or two a week to be able to ask her each week! We were able to ask her “do you want to go play on the pirate ship?” The very first day!!! And we were able to understand where she goes to school and that she would love to meet us there next Saturday also!! It was an emotional, educational and heart fulfilled day to be able to communicate with her, the girls were drawn to each other like magnets when they first saw each other at the park! A lifelong friendship relationship is forming and is a beautiful thing! THANKS ASL!! Well done!

   nelly4now · 31 Jul 2026

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