Sign
A Deaf signer, in your sign language. Their name is on it.
For people who use it
Point. Then sign, listen or read.
Access on this page: Signed: International Sign — pending How this page is tested
Point your phone at it. Get it in sign language, audio or easy words.
It opens in your browser.
This page in sign language
A Deaf signer, credited by name, shows you how it works in sign language. Captions and a transcript ship with the video. Recording once a Deaf signer is booked.
Your way
Sign. Listen. Read.
Every place can come three ways. You choose.
One place, three ways
A short clip of one place page: a signer in sign language, then audio description, then easy words. Recording once the first places are published.
Listen
Audio that tells you what is there. It works with your screen reader.
Read
Easy words. Short sentences. One idea each.
How it works
Three kinds of help.
Here
Stories and information about where you are.
Written
Point at a sign, a menu or a leaflet. Get it your way.
Playing
A film or a show, with sign language and captions in step.
When something is missing
Ask for it.
Your ask counts. Companies see it. You are told when it is made.
We hold nothing about you.
If you are watching, access.place holds nothing about you. Apps identify themselves with a key, not you, and what an app asked for, such as your coordinates or the text you photographed, is never written down.
Receipt: access.place privacy policy, updated 8 September 2026
What you can count on
The rules we keep.
- We hold nothing about you. Apps use a key. They do not know who you are.
- Made by people, not machines. No signing avatars. Every signer is a real person, credited by name.
- You choose how to get it. Sign, audio or easy words. Change it any time.
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