Auslearn
Course app: short Auslan lessons signed by Deaf signers, for practice between classes, with the first units free.
Is Auslearn worth it?
Yes, if you are taking an Auslan class and want short practice between lessons, starting free.
What it costs. Auslearn publishes no price on the web.
What's free. The first 3 of its 12 units are free; Auslearn Pro unlocks the rest.
Skip it if you want a long course: Auslearn has 61 lessons and 250+ signs, where Auslan Wiz has over 160 lessons and 1,100 signs and sentences.
What learners rate it. 4.3 out of 5 from 35 ratings in Apple's Australian App Store, checked 16 Oct 2026.
Priced in the app free to try first
In our comparison: strongest on teaching depth, weakest on signing practice.
- Annual plan
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- Monthly plan
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- Lifetime plan
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- Free tier
- Free sample
The first 3 of its 12 units are free; Auslearn Pro unlocks the rest. - Languages
- 1
- Speech recognition
- No · A signed language: nothing listens to your voice, and no camera check of your signing is described.
- Live tutoring
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- Offline mode
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- Placement test
- —
- CEFR levels
- —
- Refund or trial
- Auslearn refunds nothing itself: its terms send you to Apple or Google, under their own refund rules.
- Platforms
- iOS, Android
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How an Auslearn lesson works
- What you do
- Watch a Deaf signer show each Auslan sign on video, then pick the matching sign in a quick visual quiz; review brings back signs from recent lessons.
- What comes back
- Automatic: exercises are marked right or wrong. No person checks your work.
- Not included
- A live teacher or stated CEFR levels.
How a lesson works in a sign language course
Plans and prices
Every consumer plan on Auslearn's own pricing page or app-store listing, in US dollars unless marked. Per month is the plan price divided by its term. Where the seller shows a crossed-out price beside the one it charges, the figure is the one it charges, and the plan's note gives the crossed-out price.
| Plan | Billing | Price | Per month | Covers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Auslearn ProProPriced in the app. Apple's US App Store lists two purchases named Auslearn Premium, $4.99 and $39.99, without saying how long each lasts; in Apple's Australian store on 16 Oct 2026, A$7.99 and A$59.99. | Other | — | — | one language |
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What Auslearn says about itself
| Feature | What Auslearn says |
|---|---|
| CEFR levels | — |
| What it is | Course app. Australian Sign Language (Auslan) in 12 units and 61 short lessons, from greetings to conversation, with 250+ signs each shown on video by a Deaf signer, visual quizzes that turn recognising a sign into recalling it, review of recent signs, streaks and achievements, and a sign dictionary. Built as practice between Auslan classes, with a Deaf community and cultural advisor. |
| Languages offered | 1: Australian Sign Language |
| Free tier | The first 3 of its 12 units are free; Auslearn Pro unlocks the rest. |
| Platforms | iOS, Android |
| Offline mode | — |
| Speech recognition | No · A signed language: nothing listens to your voice, and no camera check of your signing is described. |
| Live tutoring | — |
| Placement test | — |
| Refund or trial | Auslearn refunds nothing itself: its terms send you to Apple or Google, under their own refund rules. |
| Company | Auslearn (Declan Bengtson), Australia |
How Auslearn compares
Auslearn is strongest on teaching depth, weakest on signing practice. Each criterion is scored out of 5 from what each app says about itself and from independent reviews, to compare apps that do the same job; it is not a review of the app. How we score.
| Feature | Score (of 5) | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Teaching depth | 4 | Short Auslan lessons signed by Deaf signers, for practice between classes, with the first units free |
| Signing practice | 1 | No signing practice with a person |
| Language coverage | 1 | 1 language |
| Free tier | 2 | The first lessons are free, the rest is paid |
| Price per month | – | Paid plans priced only inside the app |
| Trial and refund | 2 | Refunds follow Apple's or Google's rules |
| Offline use | – | — |
| Staying power and bugs | – | Not available |
Languages you can learn on Auslearn
1 language as listed by Auslearn.
How far its courses go
- Auslan: level not stated; 12 units with 61 lessons and 250+ signs.
Compare Auslearn
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References
- Apple's US App Store: Auslearn (checked 16 Oct 2026)
- Auslearn: frequently asked questions (checked 16 Oct 2026)
- Auslearn's home page (checked 16 Oct 2026)
- Auslearn: terms of use (checked 16 Oct 2026)