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The first self-study with sign recognition-powered feedback. Built by the gold standard in ASL education.
For spoken languages, self-study tools like Duolingo make self-correction possible. For ASL, a visual language, that ability has never existed. Learners have had no way to know if they're signing accurately or how to fix their mistakes, until now.
For the first time, ASL learners can receive objective, automated feedback on their signs. ASL Pal analyzes your signing, shows you exactly where your mistake is, and guides you to correct it, just like a tutor would.
ASL Pal watches your signing through any standard webcam, tracking your hands, body, and facial expressions in real time.
Every sign is scored across Handshape, Location, Movement, and Orientation — the same four dimensions used in ASL linguistics — so you know exactly what to fix.
Not just "wrong" — but specific guidance like "For SEND, use an OPEN B handshape" with references and videos that allow the user to correct a specific aspect of their sign.
Built on DawnSignPress's top quality videos of native ASL signers.
Each sign is evaluated across four key dimensions of ASL, based on reference videos from native Deaf signers.
Browse the homepage, select a lesson, practice signing, get feedback, and improve.
Watch how ASL Pal identifies the user's mistake, and provides specific feedback with references to help the user improve. In this example the user needs to fix their handshape.
For over 47 years, DawnSignPress has been the gold standard in ASL education — trusted by universities, schools, and Deaf communities nationwide.
Supplement ASL coursework with at-home AI practice. Students sign into their webcam and get instant scoring — extending instructor hours without adding workload.
Train medical staff to communicate basic signs with Deaf and Hard of Hearing patients. Grow connection and comfort with patients to deliver better, more inclusive care.
Expand communication access for Deaf community members across social and professional settings. Equip students and professionals with the ASL skills to bridge gaps in public services and everyday interactions.
ASL Pal fits into multiple departments and initiatives across your institution — from language programs to student services to research.
A structured, low-risk rollout designed to fit your academic calendar.
Casual Conversations in ASL brings real-life ASL practice to your students. Pilot it alongside ASL Pal for the fall semester.