Breaking barriers
through sign.
SignBridge translates Ghanaian Sign Language to English and Twi — live, in your browser, with no data leaving your device.
A community left
without language
Over 470,000 Ghanaians live with hearing loss — yet Ghana has no formal sign language policy, no system-wide interpreter training, and no assistive tools in most schools. Deaf students attend classrooms where teachers cannot communicate with them. Families resort to improvised gestures that no one else understands. Researchers describe this as a "linguistic vacuum": deaf children arrive at school without a first language, and leave unable to participate fully in society.
Three steps.
No setup required.
Works entirely in your browser.
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Three ways to
use SignBridge
Built for real people
in real situations
A continent-wide
communication crisis
Across Africa, 40 million people live with significant hearing loss. Most have no access to sign language education, certified interpreters, or assistive tools. SignBridge is a first step toward changing that — starting with Ghana.
Your camera never leaves your device. All hand tracking runs locally via WebAssembly — nothing is uploaded or stored. No account required.
