TWA Dictionary User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience81.8% of reviews
Neutral0.0% of reviews
Negative experience18.2% of reviews

~ Based on 11 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is TWA Dictionary Safe?

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Is TWA Dictionary Legit?

TWA Dictionary appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for TWA Dictionary is 68/100.

Based on 68 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Best dictionary, but we’re missing out on EVERYTHING TWA has to offer!

This is easily the best ASL dictionary on the App Store. It has tons of signs, including multiple variations, and is constantly being updated, which I love. However…

As a former TWA curriculum student, I was pretty bummed to see that even those who pay for the subscription don’t get access to the Conversation Starter videos/worksheets, DTT videos/worksheets, POA videos/worksheets, etc. I bought a subscription hoping I would gain access to those things once I paid, because they really helped me improve my skills when I used the curriculum in my ASL class.

Otherwise, it’s a good dictionary. Just wish there was an option for us to be able to pay for the full TWA experience.
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Amazing inclusive dictionary so so helpful. I’m so glad there are individual subscriptions now!! Thank you!

Great app!

Thanks for making it easy to search - I don’t even have to press enter. Videos are quick to lead and the ASL has good representation of variations.

Best asl app out there!

Love love love this app! Super diverse signers showing a range of sign variations. Easy to use! Can’t wait to see how this app continues to develop!

Amazing

This is more than a dictionary - it’s a great tool for learning ASL! It’s definitely the best app I have found. So many gems and I love all the diverse Deaf signers. Well worth the price.

Amazing!

We love this app! It’s just what we needed to figure out signs quickly and on the go!

Easy to learn!

ASL isn’t easy but when you use this apps, it’s so much better! Another ASL apps aren’t enforced by 100% Deaf community like many ASL apps are. And this also have more diverse signers. So pick your own poison, I’m definitely sticking with What’s The Sign?!

Confused

How can I subscribe for my hearing husband to learn with me I’m hard of hearing and price we concerned for one phone or two phones ?

Response from developer

With our family subscription plan, available exclusively for the What’s the Sign? iOS app, you can share the Pro plan with up to five family members. Each member can access the app’s features and content on their own devices while benefiting from a single subscription payment. To set up a family subscription, simply subscribe to the Pro plan through your Apple account and ensure that Family Sharing is enabled. Once activated, family members can download the What’s the Sign? iOS app and enjoy all its features!

App description is deceptive. Not free - subscription service

Looks like an attempt to bypass apples restrictions. Which I don’t care about. But you are not clear on the real cost.
At least $5 a month.

Don’t deceive your potential customers because you lost this one.

Response from developer

Thank you for sharing your feedback. I’m sorry if the subscription model wasn’t clear upfront. We have reviewed our app description, and it does state that What’s the Sign? operates on a subscription plan. That said, we’ll continue to evaluate the wording to ensure it’s as transparent as possible. The reason the app is subscription-based is that our team is continually adding new content and updating current entries in the dictionary. Your subscription directly supports these efforts, allowing us to create fresh and exciting content informed by the latest linguistics research and contributions from the community. We truly value your input, and I hope you’ll consider giving us another chance in the future!

Comprehensive and authentic for learners

I love the inclusion of diverse signers and variations. It's not just one perspective; there are different signers and regional variations included in the dictionary. This makes it more comprehensive and authentic for learners. The app provides a wide range of sign language words and phrases, making it easy to look up and learn new signs. The videos demonstrating each sign are clear and make learning more accessible. It's a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their ASL skills.
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Response from developer

Thank you for your thoughtful review! We’re so glad to hear that the diversity of signers and the clear videos have made learning ASL easier and more authentic for you. Your feedback means a lot, and we’re excited to continue supporting your ASL journey! Thank you for being part of our community!

By Deaf, With Deaf

I love how this ASL Dictionary is 100% By Deaf! All the signers in the videos are Deaf. Makes this app authentic - so we know our money is going to Deaf people and their language, unlike thousands of other apps and influencers out there making money off a language that isn’t theirs to begin with. Thank you, What’s the Sign?!
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Response from developer

We really appreciate your kind words and feedback! We’re proud to be a team made up entirely of Deaf individuals, and it’s great to hear that you appreciate the authenticity of our content. Your support means a lot, and we’re grateful to have you as part of our community! We’ll continue working hard to make What’s the Sign? a valuable resource for learners.