Your webcam watches your hand. We grade the sign. Thirteen legendary hand shapes with step-by-step lessons and live recognition — for you and the group chat.
100% satire · 0 gangs consulted · peace signs, rock horns, and one very Italian pinch.
Camera off. Nothing leaves your device — all tracking runs locally in your browser.
Certified shapes. Click any card to train it with live camera feedback.
Tip: face the camera, hand fully in frame, decent light. The skeleton overlay shows what the tracker sees.
Actual humans explaining where these gestures come from. Embedded from YouTube.
No. These are universally known gestures — peace sign, rock horns, shaka, thumbs up, the OK circle, Spock's salute, the Italian pinch, crossed fingers, ASL "I love you" — wearing silly fake-gang costumes. The lore is satire. The hand shapes are just hand shapes.
The most dangerous thing on this site is the Circle Game below-the-waist rule, and even that only obligates a friendly bop. Go be nice to people.
Opposite — 🤟 is real American Sign Language for "I love you", and it's included with respect. ASL is a full language with its own grammar; this site is a joke about internet meme culture, not about ASL. Consider actually learning ASL. It's a superpower.
Hand landmarks are 21 dots estimated from a tiny webcam image; thumbs are drama queens. Good light, hand fully in frame, palm facing the camera. If it still fails — the tracker is sassy. Try again.
No. Frames are processed locally by MediaPipe in your browser and never leave your device. There is no server, no upload, no storage. Your hands remain between you and your webcam.
Yes — that's the whole point. See docs/ADD-A-SIGN.md: each sign is a few lines of data (finger states + steps + lore). Teach the dev, ship the sign.