InReach turns any website's text, audio, and video subtitles into real sign language, instantly, entirely on your device. No internet required. No data ever leaves your device.
On-device AI. Zero data collection. Zero cost to start.
70 million people worldwide use sign language as their first language. Here's why the existing options don't reach them.
Sign languages have their own grammar. A subtitle loses the tone, the emphasis, the syntax. That's not accessibility.
$75–125 an hour, 2–3 hour minimums. With interpreters scarce everywhere, it structurally cannot scale.
Signapse, SignAll, HandTalk require proprietary integration per platform, and coverage stops at a handful of major sign languages.
Translation happens entirely on your device. Nothing you copy, hear, or watch ever touches our servers.
Meet Zola, InReach's signing avatar. It reads any page's content and signs it back, automatically, on-device.
Text, audio, or video subtitles, read directly from the page.
A universal sign-language notation, generated on-device.
Our 3D WebGL avatar signs it in under 800ms, no server needed.
Netflix plays audio and dialogue only.No sign language option for deaf viewers.Zola overlays a live signing avatar,rendered in real time, fully on-device.Rendering on: Netflix
No per-platform integration. No waiting for a platform to add support. The moment you land on a page, Zola is already working.
YouTubeNetflixZoomGoogle Meet
Notion
Slack
Discord
Figma
LinkedIn
GitHubBBC NewsTikTok
No personal data, no voice, no content ever leaves the user's device. Auditable, unbiased, built for African languages first.
Runs without a stable connection, built for markets where 58% of the population is not yet online.
Zero data collected, zero data transmitted. Every translation happens 100% locally on your device.
143 3D skeletal landmarks, rendered in WebGL, signing back to you in under 800ms, no server round-trip.
Explore how InReach's AI-powered sign language translation platform can transform communication across various contexts.
Real-time sign language translation for movies and shows, generated on-device, so deaf viewers get accurate interpretation instead of grammar-losing captions.
InReach has been backed, tested, and covered by people outside our own team, before we asked them to.
From individual learners to the institutions around them.
Millions of deaf people worldwide make up our core market.
Deaf students, like Amara, 22, who can't follow YouTube tutorials or online courses without translation into their natural language.
Deaf professionals, self-taught learners, and people with partial hearing loss.
Accessibility compliance, LMS integration, and inclusive training for every student.
Government services making official communications accessible to deaf citizens.
CSR policies and compliance with digital accessibility regulations.
Shubhra Bhatt
Hackathon Mentor, CITS| Feature | THIS IS INREACHInReach | Subtitles | Human interpreters | Platform-specific AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Understands real sign-language grammar | ||||
| Works fully offline, on-device | ||||
| No per-platform integration needed | ||||
| Affordable for everyday use | ||||
| Covers underserved sign languages | ||||
| No booking, available anytime |
Bring real-time sign language translation directly into your own product (streaming platforms, e-learning tools, government portals) without building the pipeline yourself.
Simple, transparent pricing. No calculator needed.