Sign to speech and back. Short pictures only while you sign.

Investor brief 2026

Sign Language is
not foreign anymore.

Sign language goes in. Natural spoken sentences come out. Speech goes in. The avatar signs it back. No app to install. While you sign, short pictures are sent only to read the signs. A full two-person conversation is not finished yet.

Try signing now Speak → see signs

No signup required. Camera stays off until you tap it. Live demo at /demo

Live Translation Session

שלום, אני צריך עזרה

Camera reads the signs

Avatar signing this

Hearing side, live clips

70 million deaf people worldwide.
Most cannot have a simple conversation.

The tools we rely on today are broken. They are slow, expensive, or only work in one direction.

Interpreters are scarce

Sign language interpreters cost $80-150/hour, are rarely available, and remove privacy from personal conversations.

Writing is impractical

Writing notes back and forth is slow, degrading, and impractical for everyday fluid communication.

Tech is one-way only

Most tools work in one direction. A hearing person can speak and see signs, or a Deaf person can type. A live two-way conversation in the browser is still rare.

How It Works

Sign goes in. A spoken sentence comes out. Speech goes in. The avatar signs it back.

Sign

Deaf person signs in front of their camera.

Process

AI recognizes sign language and converts to text in real-time.

Speak

Hearing person speaks — system shows captions or a signing avatar.

One Platform.
Every Channel.

Bidirectional Conversation

Sign in, hear speech out. Speak or tap a sentence, watch the avatar sign it back. Same-room person-to-person is still being finished.

Service Kiosk

Tablet at service counters — deaf customer signs, staff reads text.

Website Widget

One line of code adds sign language accessibility to any website.

Classroom and group rooms

A room code shares the sentence text with another device. There is no Zoom, Meet, or Teams overlay yet.

Proprietary Engine

The Technology
Behind It

Sign to Text Pipeline

Camera → short pictures while signing → a spoken sentence. Isolated dictionary models stay behind a debug switch.

Speech to Sign Pipeline

Microphone → Speech Recognition → Text → Sign Language Avatar

Live

Camera reads the person

Clips

Avatar signs with real footage

Israeli and American Sign Language

Short pictures leave the device only while you sign

Built For

Free. Always. All features.

Deaf & Hard of Hearing

EquaLanguage is built with the deaf community. Nothing about us without us.

Hospitals & Clinics

Kiosk on a reception tablet. Live today. No signed hospital case study yet.

Government & Banks

Same kiosk. First three Israeli institutions: 90 days at no charge.

Schools & Universities

Classroom and campus desk. Talk to us after a reception pilot.

Ready to change how the world communicates?

Try now, free For hospitals and desks

Explore the experimental browser demo