Braille and sign language · 6 languages · for all ages

Touch.
Read.
Sign.

Six dots to read with your fingers, one hand to write in the air. Games for children, a serious course for adults. Free, in 6 languages.

Touch a dot: I’ll tell you its number.

Your name in bubbles

With a screen reader and a Braille display
Each cell says its dots; with a Braille display you feel it under your fingers.
With the Perkins keyboard
F D S J K L pressed together, like a real Perkins Braille writer. The whole website works with the keyboard.
For deaf people
Everything is written and drawn: nothing is understood only by listening. The hands are big and can be flipped for left-handers.
Giant dots and high contrast
Large text, bright or calm colours, no motion: you decide in “My way”.

Each sign language has its own fingerspelling alphabet. We draw the hands ourselves.

The fingerspelling alphabet

Each language has its own letters: ñ, ß, ç… Choose which one to learn: the tables are the official ones.