ASL Bloom User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience89.2% of reviews
Neutral4.8% of reviews
Negative experience6.0% of reviews

~ Based on 1,221 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is ASL Bloom Safe?

ASL Bloom - Sign Language appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for ASL Bloom is 98/100.

This assessment is based on 32,274 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.9/5.

Safety Analysis

98.4% of ratings point to a safe experience
0.7% of ratings suggest some concerns
0.9% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 32,274 App Store ratings for ASL Bloom.

Is ASL Bloom Legit?

ASL Bloom - Sign Language appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for ASL Bloom is 90/100.

Based on 90 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Love ASL Bloom

I love this app. It’s so easy to learn.

Learned so much!

Amazing app you can learn so much so fast 5 star 4 sure

Why you should get this app

Great for anybody who is a first time learner. You do not have to be deaf to use this app, I am half deaf and have a friend who is fully deaf. I love this app,

Great App

The videos and library are easy to use. Similar to other well known programs. I never thought I could learn ASL this fast

Easier than any other learning style

I have struggled to learn sign language. This method is giving me results quickly. I can follow the instructor’s signs at full speed where I never could before. I am loving this!

Please fix the app

This app was great when it was working. But since August 4, it won’t even open up. I’ve written twice to the developer and it’s still not fixed.

The best app I have

It so fun you should definitely get this app because there is no adds and it so fun with different levels you can pick how much mins you want to learn it is the best I’m telling u right now go and get it!!!!

Ye

Everything is really good I’m learning but only thing if you wanna do the quizzes or something you have to pay which I do not like because sign language is a very important language to learn and can be used for many things.

New to ASL

Love this FREE app!! New to ASL

This is so helpful!!

This app has made it so easy to communicate with deaf people and I love practicing randomly! This app actually makes it worth my time!!!!

Best one of the market

It’s reasonable so that they make money by limiting people who don’t have subscription to 2 lessons per day unlike other apps that give you a certain amount then it becomes unusable unless you get a subscription. I don’t have money right now but when I do I’ll be a lot more inclined to. The learning experience is wonderful so far. If you’re looking for an app to learn asl, choose this one.
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It’s great thank you bye have a good day and summer 2026 love it bye I love it so much

Best Language Learning app I’ve used Hands down (*but Bug issue i think)

I really love this app, I’ve essentially had the two daily free lessons incorporated in my morning routine. Unlike other some language apps I love how intersected the sections are i.e. instead of just doing a section on health then one on clothing, it felt like there was a progression and continuous call back to previous vocabulary. I know some language apps do this but I strongly feel this app wields it to a more flexible degree without overloading you with entire registers and lexicon for each subtopic as a beginner. My current bug (I think thats what it is) is that I have reached Unit 15 and when I finished the lesson I can’t press the continue to finish it and progress. I have tried uninstalling it but the problem hasn’t resolved. In terms of app improvement, I appreciate the transliteration as they allowed me to better grasp ASL grammar(sth I struggle with), however for rudimentary noun phrases like ‘big dog’ etc maybe instead of offering English translations show visual image for visual association. I think always having the provision for translation for basic noun phrases sets a tenet for ‘translating in head’ which is a hard habit to shake off transitioning from beginner to intermediate language speaker. Aside from that, I love the explanations and regional lessons.
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Love it

I have been on this app for three days now, and I feel very confident and talking to my employees who are hard of hearing

Pretty good

It’s good I like it a lot but most features you have to pay for and you get very limited time on the app before you have to wait till the next day or pay other that the having to pay for almost everything it’s good

Helping

It’s great I feel like
it’s helping me learn more then I know

The best app

This app has helped me so much I love this I would recommend this app for anyone!!!

Free Trail

I feel that we should get more that 2-3 lessons a day so I can really focus on my learning and progress! Other than that, great app!!!

Absolutely amazing! 🤟

It’s honestly the best app I’ve found for learning asl. It teaches you stuff that’s very useful in the beginning. The lessons are very well constructed, with a recording of someone doing the sign and it’ll even refresh you on the signs a few times. You can make folders of types of signs (for me I just make one of all the signs I’ve learned). I’ve also learned quite a lot in only like a month, maybe about 20 words? And I’ve only been doing one lesson a day! The only thing is, I wish you could do a lesson of all/some of the signs you’ve learned, I like the folders but I can’t do them like a lesson I can only see them but not guess to make sure I remember? If that makes sense. But also it’s not absolutely needed, but I think it would be nice. Anyway, yea amazing app I’ve learned so much and enjoyed all of it
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Sign language

It’s very user-friendly I like how they have the pictures with the people with their expressions on their face and also signing the word and I like the daily reminder.
I work with children with burying levels of abilities, and the sign language is very effective, communicating with them