Lingvano teaches sign language with AI-powered practice, including camera-based sign recognition that gives learners instant feedback on their signing.
Lingvano is one of the few language-learning platforms built specifically for sign languages — American, British, Austrian, and others — and its AI capability addresses the hardest part of learning to sign: getting feedback. Its camera-based trainer recognizes learners’ signs and provides instant correction on handshape, movement, and placement, simulating the feedback of a patient conversation partner. Lessons are built with deaf educators, progressing from vocabulary to conversational grammar, and its dictionary shows signs in video with contextual variants. For learners without access to local classes or deaf communities, Lingvano provides structured practice with genuine feedback loops, and its design emphasizes cultural context alongside mechanics — because signing fluency means understanding the community behind the language. Practice sessions build receptive and expressive skills separately, and spaced-repetition review keeps vocabulary active, mirroring the discipline that makes spoken-language apps effective while addressing visual-gestural learning. Progress tracking shows learners which signs and grammatical structures remain shaky, focusing practice time where it changes fluency most rather than allowing comfortable vocabulary review to dominate every session.
Lingvano offers a free trial with limited daily lessons. Subscriptions unlock full courses, the AI trainer, and unlimited review, with options for individuals and classroom licenses.
People learning sign language for deaf friends or family, interpreting students, and educators who want their learners practicing with feedback between classes. It suits learners in areas without local sign-language classes who need consistent practice and correction from an available, infinitely patient trainer.