Sign it. We’ll speak it.
Point your webcam at your hand and fingerspell. Signal reads the shape of your hand, builds words letter by letter, and reads them aloud.
Runs fully on-device · needs a webcam · Chrome or Edge
Scope, honestly. The 26-letter fingerspelling alphabet is recognized by a model trained on real hand landmarks, augmented so it holds up at real hand angles and either camera mirroring (~93% on tilted test hands). So you can spell any word — that’s the whole dictionary, letter by letter. Whole-word signs that depend on motion, two hands, or facial grammar are a research-grade problem we don’t fake: you get 15 built-in word signs, and you can teach the app any others by demonstrating them.
What it can read
26 letters · 15 signs · + yoursHow it works
Real landmarks, not pixels
MediaPipe maps 21 points on each hand — up to two at once — and a model trained on real hand landmarks reads the shape. Fast, private, all on-device.
Hold to lock a letter
A letter only commits when you hold it steady and confident. A filling ring shows the lock, so words build cleanly without stray double-letters.
Teach it any sign
It classifies from a few examples, so you can calibrate the alphabet to your hand — or add a brand-new sign by demonstrating it. The vocabulary is yours to grow.