Observed arrival · 2026-11-14
SignWise turns ASL practice into a camera check
SignWise presents an iPhone app for learning American Sign Language by watching real signers, then practicing signs in front of the phone camera.
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- People learning American Sign Language on iPhone
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- The homepage lists 72 units and 408 lessons, with spaced review for signs learners miss.
Field notes
The page lays out a watch-and-repeat workflow rather than flashcards: demonstrations can be slowed down or mirrored, then the learner signs back to the phone. It says feedback covers facial markers as well as hand movement, and lists 72 units with spaced review for missed signs. The site's privacy section claims that camera tracking runs locally and that video frames are discarded rather than uploaded.
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