Lingvano - Learn Sign Language

• ASL Premium quarterly — $17.99/month
• ASL Premium quarterly — $47.99/quarter
• ASL Premium quarterly — $119.99/year ($9.99/mo)
• Lingvano Premium quarterly — $19.99/month
• Lingvano Premium quarterly — $53.99/quarter
• Lingvano Premium quarterly — $119.99/year ($9.99/mo)

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.9 115386 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Great app

   Worth the price. My plug and reminder, you are paying for Deaf individuals work compensation which is a big deal. Second, I have been taking classes with people in my local ASL Deaf cohort and decided to try this out to support my receptive and maintenance skills. It teaches features of sign, fingerspelling and builds in a very visual way that Deaf people teach as well as uses ASL grammar which, as a hearing person has been the biggest learning curve since the structure is different and using this app helps to demonstrate that and break it down in an interactive way. This is learning a second language, it doesn’t follow English grammatical rules, so if you become frustrated, yes, you’re learning a different language not just a visual version of What you speak. Looking through the upcoming courses and the concepts that this app will teach me in the future, I am excited to use this app as a support as I continue to interact with my local community and develop my ability to effectively communicate with them. Additionally, the dictionary tool is absolutely amazing and I love looking up a word I haven’t gotten to that I don’t already know. Yes, over the year it may feel pricey to some, but remember, you are compensating paying real people and this will help you to engage with real people in the world. The perspective of that can shift that this really is pretty small relative to the impact you can have on others.

   TessScottie · 30 Aug 2026

2. 5/5Not just ASL. Deaf culture, too!

   I almost never take the time to write reviews, but this app is fabulous. I am on a 43 day streak, and I am so delighted with my progress. For context, I spent some time in deaf circles as a child, more than 40 years ago, but have had almost no ASL practice since then. In just a few entertaining minutes a day, this app has helped me regain everything I once knew and then some. It starts out deceptively easy, but has a phenomenal depth of both ASL (including grammar!) and Deaf culture. I am so glad that I got a year subscription. I often do a lesson first thing in the morning, but if I forget, it gently reminds me not to break my streak come afternoon. My progress has been such that, last weekend, I felt confident enough to show up at a deaf gathering in my town. I really like that there is no sound and that the teachers are deaf themselves. This forces me to really work on understanding sign language, rather than lipreading or depending on speech or captions. My only suggestion would be to add a feedback button. There are occasional text errors which could easily be pointed out if there was a forum to do so. overall, highly highly highly recommend this app. I’m having a blast with it!

   Peten Health · 30 Aug 2026

3. 4/5Awesome app

   I don’t normally write reviews but I needed to for this. I found out about this because a lot of deaf creators I follow have been sponsored by/recommended this app. I took an asl class at my local community college but I had to wait over the summer to continue and wasn’t able to be conversational with what I had learned, so I lost a lot. I decided to try out this app so I wouldn’t have forced breaks and I LOVE it. I learned more useful stuff in the first two days of using the app (like, before I even started the 7 day free trial) than I learned the entire semester of the class. I’ve been using it for about 2 weeks now and I think I’d be able to sign a little with someone else. I also like that instead of just showing you the signs, and moving on, it quizzes you on them and forces you to use it. That was my problem with the ASL app, it never quizzed me so I would lose stuff quickly. My only two criticisms I’ve seen so far is I wish it would actually record you signing sometimes to make sure you’re signing correctly, but I can see how that would be hard to do on an app. The other one is when it quizzes you on the “thank you” sign and asks you to type what it’s saying, it only accepts “thanks” as correct and not “thank you”. It throws me off, especially because the person signing in that video seems to be mouthing “thank you” and not “thanks”. Other than those small criticisms though, I love this app. I’m hoping to try to find some asl in person events/hang outs soon so I can practice in an actual setting. I highly recommend this app.

   Echo.Works · 30 Aug 2026

4. 4/5Great app

   Overall I love this app. I feel like most of the signers are very clear and easy to follow and understand. A few sign differently and that’s tricky but I feel that it’s helpful to have variety to help prepare you more for the real world. Their testing isn’t great. I’ve written the wrong word but it was close to the spelling of the correct word, even if they aren’t even remotely related, and I got it correct. I guess the app took it as a misspelling? Other times I’ve added “ing” or put tummy instead of belly and I get it wrong. If there are multiple answers and you miss one, you get it completely wrong. These things aren’t a big deal. But it can be a little annoying when you have to take the test again for little things like this. Also, the tests are so repetitive! I think it’s smart to use the same words over and over to really pound them in, but when the same person is saying the same exact phrase over and over I stop watching and just tap out what they’re saying. I don’t have to try at that point. It takes away from my learning. Other than the testing being so-so I do feel like I’m learning to recognize signs. I wish there was a way for me to practice them myself through the app like other language learning apps, but I have no idea how they could facilitate that. This is the best ASL app I’ve found and I’ve enjoyed using it overall!

   Alarm loss alarming · 30 Aug 2026

5. 3/5I don’t have 18$ to give you every month

   When I got this app I was so excited to learn ASL. I did the first lesson then came back on the app just to see that it wasn’t completed. I tried to complete it but it told me to start the free trial. I declined the offer but then shortly realized that there was nothing else for me to do if I didn’t start the free trial. Somebody who is deaf, non verbal, or has a friend that is deaf etc. might need to learn ASL without going to an in person class. The first lesson only gave you words like hello, welcome, how, me, you, and fine. I wanted to be able to know and learn ASL, but to do that you have to start a free trial. not everybody is able to pay $18 a month for an app. I wanted to learn ASL and join the ASL community but now I can’t do that because i don’t have $18 to give you every month. I still gave this app 3 stars because if someone were to go premium and continue with the lessons the lessons are very easy to understand and show you how to learn the word very well even including a slow down button if they are signing to fast. But I am still mad because I would like to have a conversation in ASL which they give you if you continue the app with premium. In all the app would be lovely if it didn’t have that outstanding price you would have to pay before you could even complete the first lesson. Thank you for reading my review and I hope this helps with your decision of buying this app or not. 😊😊

   Summertime_Queen · 30 Aug 2026

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