Sign with your hands. They hear your voice.
Your camera feeds a custom ASL classifier model running locally in your browser with sub-20 millisecond latency. Recognized signs are stitched into fluent sentences by a fine-tuned LLM, streamed back as natural synthetic speech, and mixed with your microphone into one stable voice channel. To the receiving person, it sounds like you are talking.
How sign-to-voice works- Custom ASL classifier runs locally — your camera feed never leaves your machine
- Sign-end to first audible byte: less than 1 second at P50
- Synthetic speech mixed with your real microphone on one stable voice channel
- No interpreter, no install, no account
