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

I love the app but it is so expensive, you can only do so many free lessons in a corse then you can't go on in that course so you go to one on a different subject and eventually you run out corses you can actually understand, this is very frustrating for me because this app is soooo good, instead of just teaching you a fact that you may never use, it teaches you to think smarter. I would definitely rate 5⭐ if it didn't try and charge $25 a MONTH

This is my favorite way of learning. I don't boast often, brillaint is the easiest way to learn complex theoretical ideals and the range of information is perfect. I agree with another comment that the app itself is difficult to navigate outside of the normal path, but the website is better on a PC. I am learning while having fun.

An extremely disappointing app. I can't fit all of my complaints into one review, so I'll go with the biggest issues: 1. lessons are inconsistent. The style and level of explanation vary wildly from one subject to another. 2. The lessons aren't nearly as interactive as you'd expect from the advertisements. For the most part, you have to read a textbook-style explanation, then click a button to answer questions. 3. It frequently quizes you on things it hasn't taught, which is frustrating.

What's new

Our biggest release in years is finally here. Inside: 
• New colors! More vibrant, more brilliant.
• New designs! Learning never looked so good.
• New mascot! Meet Koji—a lifelong learner since the Big Bang, and your new guide to the Brilliant universe.