Auslearn
6.9#8 in sign language appsFrom $2.08 a monthFree planAndroidiOS
VisitAuslearn vs PocketSign
PocketSign
7.3#4 in sign language appsFrom $5 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWeb
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Auslearn | PocketSign |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | The app is aimed at beginners and people who want to practise between Auslan classes; the maker says it does not replace learning from Deaf teachers or signing with the community. | PocketSign says it is for beginners, families, students, teachers, and anyone wanting to look up and review signs. |
| Headquarters | Chermside West, Queensland, Australia | Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada |
| Support | The privacy policy lists [email protected] for privacy questions and complaints. | Support is provided by email at [email protected] for lessons, dictionary, flash cards, account settings, and subscriptions. |
Auslearn plans
- FreeFree
- Auslearn Premium$3.99 a month
- Auslearn Premium$24.99 a year
PocketSign plans
- FreeFree
- Unlimited ASL Lessons (Month)$5.99 a month
- Month Subscription H$14.99 a month
- Unlimited ASL Lessons (Yearly)$59.99 a year
- Unlimited ASL Lessons Yearly h$109.99 a year
Pick Auslearn if…
Auslearn suits beginners and people who want to practise Auslan between classes using video, quizzes, and review. It is not presented as a substitute for learning from Deaf teachers or signing with the community.
Pick PocketSign if…
PocketSign suits beginners, families, students, and teachers learning or reviewing ASL. It may also help people who want a searchable sign dictionary and repeatable video practice.