One-line description

SignBridge is a free, real-time ASL translation app built by and for the deaf community.

Longer description

SignBridge is a free Android app that translates American Sign Language (ASL) into spoken language in real time, on-device, with no cloud upload of video. The app launches in beta in 2026 with a community-driven model: every signed contribution from a user improves the recognition for everyone. SignBridge is built by Skyline Vis, an accessibility-first studio, and aims to give deaf signers a way to communicate with hearing people without an interpreter for everyday conversations — coffee shops, doctor’s waiting rooms, classrooms, customer service.

The product roadmap unlocks new capabilities (in-app calls, browser-based call links, multi-language support) as the contributor community hits measurable milestones. Public progress is visible at signbridge-web.pages.dev/contribute.

Founder quote

“Accessibility tools work best when they’re owned by the community they serve. We built SignBridge so deaf signers don’t have to wait for a human interpreter to have a normal conversation, and so the data they contribute belongs to the model they use — not to a cloud service that records video for ad targeting.”
— Garland, Director, Skyline Vis

Logo downloads

All variants are PNG with a navy background matching the app’s identity. SVG and transparent-background variants available on request.

• Master · signbridge_logo.png (PNG, ~700×700)
• 512px · signbridge_logo_512.png
• 256px · signbridge_logo_256.png
• 128px · signbridge_logo_128.png
• 64px · signbridge_logo_64.png

Screenshots

Coming soon — current build screenshots will be linked here. Email press@signbridge.app for the most up-to-date assets.

Recent coverage

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Press contact

press@signbridge.app
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