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What Librário is

Librário is an interactive game for learning Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) through play. Its physical format uses 26 pairs of cards, with every card combining a photograph of a Libras sign, a Portuguese word, a symbol, and an arrow indicating the sign’s movement. Different themed decks provide additional word groups for vocabulary practice. The website also offers downloadable card files and instructions for printing, cutting, mounting, and personalizing a deck. The mobile app includes Memory Game and Saci, a variation of the Mico card game. Its listed learning material covers 81 words in General, Art, and Educational Verbs decks, with 81 videos demonstrating the corresponding signs. The app is available on Android, iOS, and Windows; Apple lists it as free for iPhone and iPad, while Google Play lists 50K+ downloads for Android. The project is based in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil, and identifies Flávia Neves as creator. Its stated goals include communication-based inclusion, wider awareness of Libras, and empathy between deaf and hearing people.

Who it suits

Librário suits learners, families, educators, and anyone seeking a game-based introduction to Brazilian Sign Language. It offers both mobile play and a physical or printable card format, with themed vocabulary and sign videos.

What it does well

  • Teaches Libras through Memory Game and Saci modes.
  • 81 words include videos across three themed decks.
  • Physical cards show signs, words, symbols, and movement arrows.
  • Downloadable files support printing and personalizing decks.
  • Available on Android, iOS, and Windows.

What to know first

  • Physical decks are the remaining units and will not be produced again.
  • Physical kits cost 5000.00 BRL or 7000.00 BRL once, plus shipping.

Limits

The app’s listed learning content covers 81 words across General, Art, and Educational Verbs decks. Physical products are limited to the remaining last units, with new-deck presales planned by the maker.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
Individual deck (physical card game)Librário Geral or Librário da Arte · plus shipping · last units; no longer produced5,000 BRL, paid once
Librário complete kit (physical card game)Librário Geral + Librário da Arte + game manual · plus shipping · last units; no longer produced7,000 BRL, paid once

As librario.com.br lists them, read 8 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Open the Librário website.
  2. Download the card files and printing instructions for a custom deck.
  3. Print, cut, mount, and personalize the cards.
  4. Install the app on Android, iOS, or Windows.
  5. Choose Memory Game or Saci and use the listed word decks.

Verdict

Pick Librário if you want an interactive way to study Libras through card play, mobile modes, and sign videos. The printable materials add flexibility for creating a personal deck. Look elsewhere if you need a different sign language or a physical deck after the remaining stock is gone.

Questions

Is Librário free?

The app is free, and the pricing model is free. Apple lists it as free for iPhone and iPad.

Which platforms support Librário?

Supported platforms are Android, iOS, and Windows. Apple lists compatibility with iPhone and iPad.

What does the physical game include?

It has 26 pairs of cards, each with a sign photo, Portuguese word, symbol, and movement arrow. Themed decks offer different word groups.

Can I make my own deck?

Yes. The website provides downloadable card files and instructions for printing, cutting, mounting, and personalizing a deck.

Who created Librário?

The site identifies Flávia Neves as the project creator and lists designers and Libras educators on the team.

Facts from Librário's own pages

Android availability
Google Play lists Librário: Libras para todos as an Android app and shows 50K+ downloads. · play.google.com, 8 Oct 2026
App availability and price
The Apple App Store lists the app as free and compatible with iPhone and iPad. · apps.apple.com, 8 Oct 2026
App learning content
The app listing describes 81 words across General, Art, and Educational Verbs decks, with 81 videos showing how to sign each word. · apps.apple.com, 8 Oct 2026
Card format
The physical game has 26 pairs of cards, each with a photo of a Libras sign, a Portuguese word, a symbol, and an arrow representing the sign's movement. · librario.com.br, 8 Oct 2026
Deck variety
The physical game offers decks with different word themes to help expand players' vocabulary. · librario.com.br, 8 Oct 2026
Headquarters
Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil · librario.com.br, 28 Sept 2026
Intended impact
The project says it aims to promote communication-based inclusion, publicize Libras, and encourage empathy between deaf and hearing people. · librario.com.br, 8 Oct 2026
Make your own
The site provides downloadable card files and instructions for printing, cutting, mounting, and personalizing a deck. · librario.com.br, 8 Oct 2026
Mobile game modes
The app offers Memory Game and Saci, a variation of the Mico card game. · apps.apple.com, 8 Oct 2026
Physical product availability
The maker's site says the remaining physical decks are the last units and will not be produced again, with a presale of new decks to begin soon. · librario.com.br, 8 Oct 2026
Privacy disclosure
Google Play says the app does not share data with third parties, may collect device or other IDs, encrypts data in transit, and allows users to request data deletion. · play.google.com, 8 Oct 2026
Project team
The site identifies Flávia Neves as the project creator and lists design and Libras educators among its project team. · librario.com.br, 8 Oct 2026
Purpose
Librário is a game intended to teach Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) through play. · librario.com.br, 8 Oct 2026
Support
Google Play lists [email protected] as the app support email. · play.google.com, 8 Oct 2026

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