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American Sign Language · rendered live

See real ASL, not signed English.

Type or speak English — a 3D avatar performs it with real ASL grammar. Clauses reorder, questions and negation land on the face, and every word we can't sign yet is fingerspelled. Honestly, and marked.

153

Hand-authored signs

3

Grammar markers on the face

A–Z

Everything else, spelled

Learning & communication aid · not an interpreter, and never marketed as one · not for medical, legal, or emergency use

Meet the signer

Live render — not a video

Say hello to our 3D signer

It greets you, asks your name in real ASL — and shows you how to answer.

No account. Loads a 3D model once (~25 MB), then everything runs in your browser.

Provenance you can see

What honest translation looks like

This is real output from our engine — not a mockup. Solid chips are signs the avatar performs; dashed chips are words it fingerspells, letter by letter. Nothing is silently dropped, ever.

SIGN

= performed sign

S-P-E-L-L

= fingerspelled, letter by letter — you always see which is which.

"Where do you live?"

YOU
L-I-V-E
WHERE

ASL moves the question word to the end — YOU LIVE WHERE — and the avatar's brows furrow for the whole clause. 'Live' isn't in our sign library yet, so it's fingerspelled. Honestly.

"My name is John"

MY
NAME
J-O-H-N

Names are fingerspelled letter by letter — the camera eases in so you can read every letter. Spelled words are always marked, never hidden.

Under the hood

Built like a language, not a dictionary

Real ASL grammar

Clause reordering plus question and negation markers rendered on the avatar's face and head — grammar you can watch happen.

Honest fingerspelling

Every word outside our sign library is spelled A–Z with a close-up camera — marked as spelled, never silently dropped.

Live voice streaming

Speak continuously — sentences queue up and sign in order, including questions mid-stream.

Built in the open

Honesty is the product.

We publish exactly what the avatar can and can't do — a live capability census, a public quality ladder, and Deaf review defining “done.” 0 of 153 signs are Deaf-reviewed so far, and we say so.