Fingerspelling, one letter at a time

A study aid for hearing people learning to read the American Sign Language manual alphabet. No camera, and no grading of your hand.

What it does

The wall of letters with Practice and SpellOne letter with its picture and descriptionThe letter J with its movement noteA practice question after a wrong answerA word being spelled, with the speed controlThe letter wall in dark mode

Alphabet. Each of the 26 letters with a large picture and a written description of the handshape. Practice. See a hand and pick the letter. Letters you miss come up more often. Spell. Watch a word spelled one hand at a time at a speed you choose, then type it. There are 412 common English words.

What this is not. Fingerspelling is only a part of American Sign Language, which is a full language with its own grammar. To learn the language, learn from Deaf teachers and community classes.

Where the content comes from

The pictures are the public-domain "Sign language" set on Wikimedia Commons, not generated by AI. The descriptions were written for this app and checked against published sources. Read the details.

Privacy

No account, ads, analytics, tracking or in-app purchases. Practice results stay on your device. The app asks for no Android permissions and makes no network connections. Read the privacy policy.