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AI · Inclusion Technology

Technology built to include everyone.

VoxSign is two things working toward one goal: PearlEdu, a school management platform for institutions, and VoxSign Accessibility, AI tools that give Deaf, hard-of-hearing, and speech-impaired people a voice in the room.

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Working with and supported by
Uganda National Association of the Deaf Kyambogo University — Faculty of Special Needs & Rehabilitation YouTube TGN Systems Makerere University Makerere Innovation and Incubation Centre
Uganda National Association of the Deaf Kyambogo University — Faculty of Special Needs & Rehabilitation YouTube TGN Systems Makerere University Makerere Innovation and Incubation Centre
What VoxSign is

Two divisions, one mission.

Every VoxSign product exists to close a gap someone else's technology left open.

PearlEdu

A school management platform for institutions — attendance, grading, fees, and communication in one place.

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VoxSign Accessibility

AI tools for Deaf, hard-of-hearing, and speech-impaired users — Ugandan Sign Language translation and assistive speech recognition.

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For institutions

PearlEdu — school management, without the spreadsheets.

Built for schools that need one system, not five disconnected ones.

Attendance

Track student attendance across classes without paper registers.

Grading

Record and report assessment results in one consistent system.

Fees

Manage school fee billing and payments, including mobile money.

Communication

Keep staff, parents, and administrators on the same page.

VoxSign Accessibility

Two products, one job: make sure everyone is understood.

Communication gaps shut people out — at school, at work, in everyday conversation. These two products close them from opposite directions.

Ugandan Sign Language app

Converts spoken words into Ugandan Sign Language through a lifelike AI avatar, in real time — for classrooms, calls, and videos.

Assistive Speech Recognition

VoxSign's speech recognition tool helps people with speech impairments be understood. It's built by training OpenAI's Whisper speech-recognition model on non-standard speech patterns, so it can accurately recognize what someone is saying even when their speech doesn't follow typical patterns.

See it in motion

The idea, previewed.

Concept preview

An early look at how hand-shape signing could look — illustrative, not a verified Ugandan Sign Language rendering.

How are you?

3D figure demonstrating basic hand-shape signing for the two phrases named in the caption above and below it.

How it works

From spoken word to signed meaning, instantly.

1

Speech in

Speech captured live or recorded from a teacher or speaker talking normally in class.

2

AI translates

Automatic Speech Recognition transcribes the speech, then maps it to Ugandan Sign Language gestures.

3

Signed output

Gestures are rendered as an animated avatar in real time for students to follow.

How you'll use it
1

Download

2

Create account

3

Tap Listen

Features

Everything needed for real, everyday inclusion.

Automatic voice recognition

Automatic voice recognition that accommodates varied accents.

Seamless collaboration

Works alongside tools like YouTube and Zoom.

Simple 3-step process

Download, create an account, tap Listen.

Multi-Device Accessibility

Use VoxSign across phone, tablet, and desktop.

Team

The people behind VoxSign.

Tusuubira Victor

Tusuubira Victor

CEO/Founder

Kamanzi Ahmed

Kamanzi Ahmed

Head of Marketing and Operations

Muwanguzi Joan Najjingo

Muwanguzi Joan Najjingo

Finance and Sales Manager

Muhumuza Alex

Muhumuza Alex

Head of Product Development

Naikambo Sandra

Naikambo Sandra

Sign Language Specialist and Consultant

Aaron Marshall Taremwa

Product Development Expert

Ebrine Tushabe

Product Development Expert

Early voices

What future users are saying.

“I can't wait to try VoxSign! The idea of having an AI avatar translate speech into Ugandan Sign Language sounds life-changing for students like me.”

Naikambo Sandra — Student, Makerere University

“As an educator, I'm excited about VoxSign's potential to make classrooms more inclusive. If it works as described, it will truly revolutionize how we teach Deaf students.”

Birabwa Jane Lydia — Educator, Makerere University

“I'm really looking forward to VoxSign's launch. A tool that can help my child understand spoken words and communicate back would be a dream come true.”

Naikambo Sandra's Parent — Parent
Where we're headed

The road ahead.

expansion across Africa to support multiple sign languages, integration with government and education systems, offline and wearable translation devices, a global multilingual sign-language AI model, and community programs employing Deaf individuals.

Get in touch

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+256 770 680769 · voxsign3@gmail.com · Makerere Innovation and Incubation Centre