I've been teaching myself ASL for a little while now, so I've tried many different ASL dictionary apps. This is the absolute best app yet!!! It is quick, easy to use, helpful, and it has a ton of words available! The videos are clear and helpful, plus it has the option to slow the video down in slow motion. There are even categories to chose from so that you can learn certain groups of words all at once (food, family, colors, etc. You can also add words to your favorites list for quick reference. The best part about this app though, is the quiz feature!!! It provides a quiz of the different categories, random words, your favorites list, and even fingerspelling (with 3-6 letter word length)!!!!! The app even grades the quiz for you. That is the most helpful ASL learning tool that I've seen yet! I highly recommend this app! It's worth it!

My granddaughter is essentially non-verbal. We are working on a communicator and sign language as supported language. It has been a long journey with many failures but we press on. Language is a crucial right for everyone and those with out spoken language must have good resources to support speech. She remembers signs well though she doesn’t yet have the fine motor skills to do them. When all others things fail, the signs bridge the gap to spoken language. She just seems to understand the spoken better when signs are used. This app supports my usage of signs and when home schooling I need to often refer back to app to ensure I am doing them correctly. The saved favorites are so helpful when I need to review. This app is a much needed resource for this granny!! Thanks for the new update.

Hi, I just wanted to say thank you for this app. It is quick and simple and easy to navigate. I love it. I was hoping (and this might be a stupid suggestion) that you could implement a box, that could be next to the buttons on the definition page, that would be a note? I think, for me at least, it would be helpful to get a description on the way a word is signed. For example when some words you shape your hand into the first letter of that word and then sign, it might be really helpful for some people to remember signs better if there’s a small description? Idk if it’d be helpful to most but I just wanted to throw it out there. Anyways I love love love this app. Thank you for making it a really great dictionary.

I love this app. I use it while on the bus, and at night before bed. It's super useful for me because my sister is deaf and I rarely ever see her. This means that I lose the capability to learn very many new signs. But, I made a new year's resolution to teach myself more sign language so I could communicate more easily with her, and this app makes that really easy. Definitely worth the money!I have one suggestion. When I look through the words in the dictionary, I find that the word at the bottom (the one that tells the word she is signing) is hard to read because of its size. I might recommend making the word a little larger so I can see it better when I'm practicing my signs.