Love
Amazing
Be careful
Metadata farming
Do not like the app
Response from developer
Hi, Sorry you had problems with the sign in. Feel free to email support@aslflurry.com so we can do our best to help you with any technical difficulties!! To download, users need an Apple ID or Google ID. For sign in, an email must be provided so the app can recognize it's you and let you know which games you have played. When we have enough revenue, we can't wait to provide points so you can level up!
Great for ASL learners
Response from developer
Thank you!
Great app!
Response from developer
Thank you for your review! We are really proud that Deaf people can play the games as well!
Love this app
Response from developer
Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review! Keep an eye out as we are building more games in the coming weeks!!
Amazing!!!
Response from developer
Our goal is to provide fun games for not only beginning learners, but also for professionals, and most importantly--for Deaf and hard of hearing youth. Thank you so much for your review!
Too fast
Response from developer
Sorry for your frustration! This app is designed as a practice app. There is a help button in each game that takes you to our website where you can slow the playback speed, print out a list, etc. Good luck!
Great!
Response from developer
Please check out the following games to see how you can slow down the video: In ASL Match (3x3) at the Beginner level, try Numbers 0-10. Click on the white question mark in the purple circle in the top right corner of the video. It will take you to a video with a Deaf person signing 0-10 that you can stop, slow down, and replay to your heart's content. You will also find a link to an English document with the list of English words (translations) that can be viewed or printed if desired. Thank you for your feedback and your positive review! PS - There is no slow down option in the game itself because down the road as we grow and can invest more in development, the app will respond to user success. It will be able to recommend games that are more or less challenging based on each person's number of attempts to find the right answer.
