Everyone deserves to
be understood.
Over 70 million people worldwide sign as their main language. VinFinitti turns speech and text into sign language in real time, PJM, BSL, ASL and International Sign, so clinics, schools, banks and shops are accessible from the first conversation, not whenever an interpreter happens to be free.
A barrier most people never notice
No interpreter at the right moment means a postponed appointment, a misunderstood diagnosis, or an errand abandoned. It happens every day, in places hearing people take for granted.
Clinic and hospital
A conversation with a doctor without an interpreter risks a wrong diagnosis. A live interpreter is often only available days later.
School and university
A student without an interpreter in class loses access to the same knowledge as everyone else, lesson after lesson.
Work and recruitment
A team meeting, a job interview, an onboarding session, each one needs an interpreter booked separately.
Government office and bank
Paperwork that takes a hearing person 10 minutes often means a Deaf person has to plan a whole separate day around an interpreter.
Shops and customer service
A question about a product, a complaint or a return turns into passing notes back and forth, or giving up on the purchase.
Urgent situations
Calling for help, contacting police or the fire service, a moment where response time determines safety.
The numbers behind the gap
A sign language interpreter is still the exception, not the standard, in most of the places people need one most.
Wait time for an interpreter by sector
Where the lack of an interpreter hurts most
Companies and institutions we work with
We are already running pilots and implementation talks with organizations from healthcare, education and public administration.
From speech to sign in four steps
A model trained on data validated by the Deaf community, supervised by a certified interpreter at every stage.
Speech or text
The system accepts live audio or source text from any channel, a website, a broadcast, an app.
AI model
A network trained on PJM language data turns the content into a sequence of signs and facial expressions.
Signing avatar
An animated interpreter rendered in real time, following the visual-spatial grammar of PJM.
Live output
A ready video stream embedded on the website, in a broadcast, or in the client app.
The law is catching up. Your customers already have.
The European Accessibility Act has applied since 28 June 2025, and the ADA sets similar expectations in the US. It is a formal reason to do what pays off anyway: make sure a customer or patient is understood, however they communicate.
- Applies to banks, e-commerce, transport and media serving the EU, including companies based outside Europe
- Non-compliance means fines, lawsuits and lost customer trust
- Accessibility takes months to implement, integrations, testing, team training
What people on the list get
Priority onboarding
First in line for rollout, ahead of the product general release.
Preferential pricing
A fixed early-access rate, locked in regardless of the pricing after launch.
Influence on product development
A say in testing and voting on which features get built next.
Subscription model
The number of seats in every plan is limited, the earlier you join, the longer you keep the early-access price.
Prices apply only to people on the early-access list. Seat numbers will not be increased once the pool is full.
Get ahead before compliance becomes a fire drill
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