Signapse

01/06/2026

Happy Pride Month to everyone celebrating! 🏳️‍🌈

At Signapse, we’ve built a community on the belief that everyone should feel free to be themselves.

Join us in championing everyone, this month and beyond.

01/06/2026

How many times have you been left out of an important email at work? Or had to ask a colleague to explain what a company update actually said? 😵‍💫

It shouldn’t be that way, and it doesn’t have to be.

Sign language translation means workplace communications can finally be accessible to Deaf employees.

No more being the last to know. No more relying on others to fill in the gaps.
Just clear, direct access to the same information as everyone else.

We’d love to know what’s one change you wish your workplace would make to be more inclusive? 💬

Let us know in the comments!

29/05/2026

We are proud to announce Leia Clancy, Head of Commercial at Signapse, has been included in the Management Today’s 2026 35 Women Under 35 Awards.

This award celebrates young women who are driving change across business, technology, media and more, and highlights emerging leaders making a significant impact within their industries.

This recognition is a testament to Leia’s hard work and dedication to Signapse since 2022, from starting as our Grants Manager to now serving as Head of Commercial. We are delighted to be building game-changing accessibility technology with Leia on our team.

Congratulations to Leia and everyone recognised on this list!

Read more about Management Today’s 2026 35 Women Under 35 here ➡️https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vJZ5m0

28/05/2026

How would you feel if you had to complete a task but with only half the information? 🤔

That’s the reality for many Deaf individuals.

A lot of announcements, information and emergency protocols are given through audio means first. This means the Deaf community are often left to wait for more information or rely on others to let them know what is going on around them.

We hope everyone can have access to vital information in the future 🤝

With sign language technology, announcements can be created and displayed in clear sign language on screens for Deaf individuals to stay in the loop.

For more information on how we are breaking down barriers in communication, head over to our blog for in-depth articles ➡️ https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vJp-T0

28/05/2026

Thank you Deaf Tech Conference 2026 🙌

We had such a great time meeting with members of the Deaf community, chatting about accessibility and hearing everyone’s thoughts on Deaf technology and the future of inclusion.

It was also amazing to attend talks exploiting where accessibility technology is heading and to connect with so many people passionate about creating positive change.

Thank you to everyone who came to chat with Marcus and Rowan and see our Digital Signers in action.

We hope to see you again at the next event 👋

26/05/2026

That’s day one complete at the Deaf Tech Conference 2026! ✅

Thank you to everyone who has come to see our Digital Signers and chat with us so far.

We’ve loved meeting so many of you, hearing your thoughts, and having conversations about accessibility and the future of Deaf technology 💬

There’s still more to come though!

We’ll be back tomorrow for more demos, more chats, and more conversations about inclusive communication.

If you’re attending, come and find Marcus and Rowan in the Main Hall 👋

26/05/2026

We’re at the first Deaf Tech Conference! 👋

The Signapse team is in Vienna, Austria to showcase our AI sign language technology to Europe and beyond.

As part of the first Deaf Tech Conference, we’re amongst leaders shaping the future of technology and communication. This is a chance for leaders in technology and accessibility to come together with the Deaf community to truly collaborate and discuss what the future of accessibility could look like.

If you are attending, make sure to say hello to Marcus Oaten and Rowan Warnock in the Main Hall and take a look at our Digital Signers in action.

25/05/2026

This Memorial Day, we are reflecting on community and what it means to create spaces where people feel seen, connected and cared for.

True inclusion means building digital spaces where no one is left behind. That’s why we’ve teamed up with EnableAll to bring AI-powered ASL website translation to Deaf communities across the US and beyond.

By expanding their digital accessibility toolkit, we are working together to break down barriers, meet modern web accessibility standards and ensure a customised browsing experience for everyone.

For more information about our partnership, you can read the full announcement here ➡️ https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vzp9s0

22/05/2026

We’re so happy to share that Signapse has been featured on the 2026 Forbes Accessibility 200 List 🎉

It means a lot to be recognised alongside so many people and organisations working to improve accessibility and inclusion.

This recognition reflects all the work that has gone into building products designed with and for the Deaf community 🤝

Thank you to everyone who has supported us, shared feedback and been a part of the journey so far. We truly appreciate it!

You can explore the full list here ➡️ https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vzCDS0

Forbes’ Accessibility List highlights the biggest innovators and impact-makers at the forefront of accessibility for people with disabilities. See who made the list.

21/05/2026

There is often a big debate as to whether digital accessibility matters for the Deaf community 💭

The clear answer is yes, it does!

Most people assume that because digital content is often text-based or includes subtitles, the content is accessible enough. But, this is not the case.

To put things into perspective, imagine a situation where you were asked to read something in a language you had a basic understanding of. You might feel uncomfortable and anxious as you may not have understood the full message 😟

This is something the Deaf community has to compete with every day.

At Signapse, we offer sign language translation to overcome these communication barriers, ensuring the Deaf community has access to information in their first language.

For more information on how we are using AI-powered sign language technology to create a more accessible public and digital space, head over to our blog where we have detailed articles mapping out our process! https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vx4PT0