Hey everyone signspell (v2.0.0) is now on PyPI and I recently launched it on Product Hunt. It currently handles ASL fingerspelling (A Z) recognition using MediaPipe hand landmarks + a TFLite LSTM model, and I also built Gesto Labeller (a desktop tool for capturing/labeling training data).
I'm trying to figure out the next milestone and would love input from people actually using or evaluating it:
Would full word/phrase-level ASL recognition (beyond fingerspelling) be more valuable than polishing fingerspelling accuracy further?
Is real-time performance/latency on lower-end devices a bigger blocker than accuracy right now?
Should the next priority be broader sign language support (BSL, ISL, etc.) or going deeper on ASL first?
Any specific integrations you'd want (e.g. web SDK, mobile bindings, browser extension) that would make signspell more usable in your projects?
Genuinely open to being told I'm focusing on the wrong thing what's the gap you'd want filled next?
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