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Sign Languages

Sign Languages workspace

A governed, BSL-informed workspace for signing, learning and communication. It works on its own, and it works alongside The ALFI EDIE Framework when you want governance, help and shared reviews.

Local mode — nothing is uploaded

Screen mode

For public displays. Only messages a BSL reviewer has approved can be shown, so nobody publishes unchecked signing by accident.

Approved messages only

Drafts and rejected wording stay out of screen mode. Each time you display a message, the studio records what was shown and when.

Approved messages

No approved messages yet. Send a draft to Review Studio first.

Interactive signed screen

For reception desks, station concourses, classrooms and event stands: publish an announcement and it is signed straight away on the avatar, with oversized captions. Visitors tap a tile to ask for help.

Priority

Announcement queue

Nothing announced yet. Published messages appear here in priority order — urgent messages are signed first.

Visitor side — tap to ask

Signed phrasebook

Tap a phrase to play it on the avatar. Works without typing, on touch screens and with a keyboard.

Signing avatar

Enter or speak some English and the avatar will sign it back to you.

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Signing avatar idle.

Saved moments & sharing

Saved on this device. Sign in and bookmarks save to your profile automatically.

Recipients can play, scrub and read captions only — they cannot change anything, and the link stops working once it expires or you withdraw it.

Captions & sign descriptions

Sign something and every token will be listed here with its timecode, gloss and written description, ready to select and download.

Caption files are written in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

Signed output is a BSL-informed signed-equivalent gloss, always paired with captions so meaning never depends on the animation alone. Words without a lexical sign are fingerspelled and listed openly. For safeguarding, medical, legal, employment or emergency conversations, a qualified interpreter is required — this studio supports them, it does not replace them.

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