Brilliant

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About this app

**Featured in The Atlantic, The New York Times, NPR, and more.**
Master concepts by solving fun, challenging problems. We’ll help you learn real math and science through conceptual quizzes that are both entertaining and educational.

With free Problems of the Week, you can solve and discuss fascinating problems with members around the world. If you enjoy these problems, then it’s time to subscribe. Once you do, you’ll have access to courses with hundreds of guided exercises on everything from logical reasoning to artificial neural networks.

Brilliant is designed for:
Student enrichment: Feed your hunger to learn
Recreational learning for adults: Hundreds of interesting topics to choose from
Professional development: Keep your problem solving on the cutting edge

All you need to do is download the app and sign up. Then settle into a weekly habit of oddly addictive, bite-sized learning.

Brilliant requires Android version 4.1+. Send feedback to [e-mail].

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Ratings and reviews

The app won't load the practice sessions for the first level of math. I tried over multiple days to work with support to get past it, but while they acknowledge it's a problem, there's not a lot of interest in fixing it. I'm really glad there was a free trial, because if I'd actually paid for this, I'd be angry. Edit: I got the practice sessions to load by multiple un/reinstalls, but then the app interrupted what I was doing to beg for a review. Here's my review: don't do that.

This app is awesome. It's helped me understand math and science easier than school did, including college. I like that they have the same bite-sized and gamifid approach as Duolingo. However, I feel as though it could provide more engineering courses: electrical, nuclear, and aerospace, just for example.

I love this app. The content is easy to digest, the learning sections are a perfect length, and they added a gamification aspect with leaderboards and streaks. I understand some computer science topics that never really clicked for me because the app developers design the material to be visually appealing, engaging, and simple without sacrificing the important concepts at hand. I'm really looking forward to going back through the math courses

What's new

The best way to learn math and computer science, now even better. What’s new:
• An issue was stopping some lessons from loading. That’s been fixed.
• Another issue made a black screen appear when the app was opened. That’s also been fixed.
• Updates to the end of lessons to let you set goals and personalized your experience.