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Signplanet review

Freemium#34 of 34 in Sign Language Apps

A strong curriculum resource for organizations teaching Auslan, NZSL, or BSL.

4.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Signplanet is a web-based sign-language dictionary and learning hub from Bilby Publishing & Consulting Pty. Ltd. It is designed for organizations, schools, therapists, service providers, and family groups that need structured Auslan learning materials, while also offering NZSL and BSL resources. The product combines searchable and category-based dictionary browsing with sign videos, tutorials, interactive courses, quizzes, games, printable activities, and downloadable materials for offline practice. Subscribers can also create custom dictionary pages, flashcards, worksheets, and assessment activities.

The plan structure is aimed at both individuals and organizations. The Single User Subscription costs 123 per year for one simultaneously active user, or 232 for 2 years, and includes creation tools, games and online activities, plus lower-level courses and learning areas. Organization Licenses cost 194 per year for 2 simultaneously active seats, 375 for 4 seats, 525 for 100 seats, or 800 for 200 seats. These plans add multi-user access and a curriculum materials area alongside creation and learning tools. The free plan makes it possible to explore the service before committing, while the paid tiers are more relevant when several learners or educators need access.

Its strongest fit is an organization that values Auslan curriculum content, printable assessment activities, and flexible learning resources in one place. Custom materials and offline downloads support classroom, therapy, and family learning workflows, while the searchable dictionary provides a focused reference point. The main trade-off is platform scope: Signplanet is available on the web, so organizations specifically seeking a native mobile app should choose another option. It is also less suited to a single casual learner who needs only occasional dictionary lookups and may not need the paid creation tools or organizational curriculum area.

Signplanet pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports Auslan, NZSL, and BSL resources
    • Combines videos, quizzes, games, and custom flashcards
    • Organization licenses include curriculum materials and multi-user access
  • Where it doesn't
    • The published annual price is high for a web-based tool
    • Access is limited to the web platform
    • Organization plans vary by simultaneously active seats

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