Signerturns speech into Indian Sign Language, on demand.

An AI-powered speech-to-Indian-Sign-Language system that extends real-time interpretation to everyday enterprise communication.

In beta · running early enterprise pilots
INDIAN SIGN LANGUAGEBETA
Digital kiosk displaying an Indian Sign Language interpreter

SPEECH → ISL

Context-led interpretation, on demand.

Access should keep pace with the conversation.

Human Indian Sign Language interpretation is valuable, but it cannot be scheduled for every classroom, meeting, service counter, or broadcast. Signer extends access to the moments where an interpreter is not available.

Built for communication as it actually happens.

Speech to Indian Sign Language, in real time

Signer listens to spoken audio and generates Indian Sign Language interpretation on demand, bringing interpretation to settings where booking a human interpreter is not practical or possible.

Context-aware interpretation

A vocabulary of more than 10,000 words and a contextual conversion engine help Signer interpret meaning rather than substitute one word at a time.

Regional and dialect awareness

Signer is designed to reflect the regional and community variation in Indian Sign Language instead of flattening every interaction into one generic output.

Built for enterprise touchpoints

Bring speech-to-Indian-Sign-Language interpretation into town halls, classrooms, service counters, and broadcasts—where your organisation already communicates.

Made for the places where communication cannot wait.

  • Town halls and internal communication
  • Classrooms and learning spaces
  • Service counters and public access points
  • Broadcast and video experiences

Speech to ISL now. Two-way communication next.

Signer is in beta and running early pilots with enterprise partners. Our current focus is bringing speech-to-Indian-Sign-Language interpretation to production readiness. Indian-Sign-Language-to-speech capability is in active development and will follow as the technology matures.

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