ASL Bloom - Sign Language

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About this app

Learning sign language has never been this easy!

ASL Bloom enables you to learn American Sign Language anywhere and at any time in a fun and effective way. The learning experience consists of 20 modules, each on a different topic and with specific learning outcomes. Within each module, you will have 4-7 gamified lessons, through which you will acquire new signs, practice mastery, learn about the grammar and continuously learn a new language. While our AI ensures that skills are not only learnt, but retained over time.

Quickly, you will be able to master all the essential words in order to sign in your day to day life.

ASL Bloom is for anyone looking to learn sign language! If you are looking to learn signs to communicate with loved ones, to learn a new language, to connect with people in your surroundings, for your career or for any other reason, you are in the right place.

We aim to transform how the world learns, and thinks about sign language. Our goal is to bridge the gap between the Deaf and hearing communities.

On the app, you will get:
- 20 modules with 120 lessons and 1300+ signs and sentences
- A visual dictionary with all signs across the lessons
- Practices quizzes and dialogues
- Grammar and culture tips

If you enjoy ASL Bloom, you should try our premium! It will give you access to all the learning materials of the platform and provide you with the best experience to learn sign language. Both yearly and monthly subscriptions exist.

Ratings and reviews

using the free side of it and it's honestly been amazing. while it is annoying to have some limits on things, it's a wonderful way to learn sign language. I've been able to learn a few signs very quickly, and hope that I can be understood in general conversations soon. love the app so far, day 3 of learning

This app is well done but needs a few adjustments. I noticed that some of the top videos leaked into the bottom video. I noticed words were missing in some of the answers an example being "hard of hearing" it was missing "of hearing" from the answer. Finally some of the signs were switched up (possibly to a different dialect?) and these new versions were not introduced which caused confusion. This was noticeable with the signs for "letter" and "thin".

i think it's a great app to start with!! as someone who already went through the basics of ASL in school it's nice to refresh but I REALLY wish there were more courses. I also kinda wish you could get like points or something for your lessons completed that can add up to get something since I struggle with focusing sometimes

What’s new

A few smaller improvements and bug-fixes.