MeLISegno vs The ASL App

MeLISegno is an app for learning Italian Sign Language (LIS), with lessons, practice activities and an interactive dictionary for looking up signs. Its listing describes 20 modules, 120 lessons and more than 500 signs. Learners can work through quizzes, exercises and interactive dialogues, with notes on LIS grammar and culture. An AI system guides learning and supports memorization. Lessons are self-paced and can be accessed when learners choose. The app has free modules and lessons; premium content is available through monthly or annual subscriptions, though no subscription price is listed. The free version remains usable without a premium purchase. MeLISegno is available on Android, iOS, iPadOS and macOS. The maker says it was developed with Associazione Fedora and describes it as suitable for beginners, families, teachers, educators and others interested in LIS. Google Play says data is encrypted in transit and users can request deletion, while also noting possible collection and sharing of personal information and app activity.

The ASL App teaches conversational American Sign Language through mobile lessons on Android and iOS. Its library contains more than 2,500 signs and phrases presented by different signers. Learners can save favorites, slow videos, and tap or scrub to pause or revisit sections. Lessons are available offline. Free bundles cover the alphabet, numbers, Universal Gestures, Handshape Exercises, The Basics, and Colors. The maker lists more than 25 bundles in total, with additional bundles planned. An individual paid bundle costs $0.99 a month, while The ASL App Pack costs $9.99 a month and includes 25+ bundles; individual bundles can also be bought once for 0.99 USD. Accounts are not required, and the maker says it does not collect names, email addresses, phone numbers, or typed personal information. Crash reporting and advertising providers may collect limited technical and device data.