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by Game Girl 57

I’m fourteen years old and want to learn ASL, it’s an overall okay app, the lessons are quick and simple, but there’s a ton of issues. To start, I don’t have any means of paying for the premium. I couldn’t even finish chapter one without it advertising that I pay to learn. I’m not def, but would like to be able to communicate with def or hard of hearing people and there are people who need access to this for their needs especially def people. The price is insane and I cannot afford that. It’s ridiculous. Another problem is the lessons. They’re easy to understand, yes. But they dump so much information that it’s hard to grasp just one thick that you’re learning. To brush up on one specific sign I’d have to go through an entire lesson and go through things I already know and that’d be aggravating to most. There’s definitely some improvement to be had.

by Ashley@relw3

I bought Lingvano’s 1-year subscription on my PC after downloading the free app and started the lessons last night - I was so excited to learn! The app looks awesome. Then when I checked my bank account this morning I saw that Lingvano had charged my bank account the full subscription fee 5 TIMES IN A ROW. That’s nearly $600 for what was SUPPOSED to be ONE transaction. I feel cheated and scammed, and I don’t know if I’ll get my money back because I can’t find a customer service number anywhere, just an option to talk to a bot for troubleshooting on the app. Be VERY CAREFUL. I will have to dispute these with my bank and I have no way of knowing if I will even get my money back.

by KristinSasha

So, this app is targeted towards the average casual user, right? People who genuinely need to or have to learn sign language likely have better resources available to them, and casual learners with endless disposable income could easily afford in person lessons or something more reliable and higher tier quality with their endless amounts of money. $18/month is a laughably high amount for the target audience of this app to spend. This app could get 1000 users willing to pay ~$5/month for every 10 that are willing to pay ~$20/month. There are so many more options and resources available for learning ASL that are either free or much more cost effective than this. Also the blatant word-mouthing greatly takes away from the learning experience.