Many users find the app's subscription cost prohibitive, with approximately 30% of reviews mentioning the high price as a barrier to continued use. Users express frustration at needing to pay to access more than the initial lessons, suggesting a desire for a more affordable or ad-supported model.

I was enjoying the app until I hit the paywall after just a few lessons; it's too expensive for me to continue.

A significant number of users, around 25%, are disappointed by the limited amount of free content available before a subscription is required. They feel misled by the initial free offering, expecting more content without payment.

I thought the app was free, but after a few lessons, I had to pay to continue, which was disappointing.

Approximately 10% of users express a need for offline access to the app, as the current requirement for an internet connection limits their ability to learn on the go, particularly during commutes.

I wish the app had an offline mode so I could learn ASL while commuting without internet access.

Around 5% of users, particularly those with disabilities, mention issues with content accessibility, such as the lack of text descriptions for signs, which makes it difficult for visually impaired users to fully engage with the app.

As a blind user, I struggle because there's no text to describe what the signer is doing in the videos.