Brilliant: Learn interactively 4+

Master concepts in math and CS

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Sharpen your math, data, and computer science skills in minutes a day with Brilliant. For professionals, students, and lifelong learners alike—Brilliant is the best way to learn. Join over 10 million people and explore thousands of bite-size, interactive lessons that get you hand-on with core concepts in everything from math and computer science to data analysis and physical science.

Brilliant’s team of award-winning teachers and researchers build interactive lessons on a world of STEM topics. Build math skills with intro to advanced courses covering algebra, geometry, calculus, probability and statistics, trigonometry, linear algebra, and more. Explore cutting-edge topics like AI, neural networks, algorithms, python, quantum mechanics, and beyond. Whatever math, data, computer science, or science topic you’re looking to skill up in—Brilliant’s got you covered.

BRILLIANT IS THE BEST WAY TO LEARN
*Effective, hands-on learning
Visual, interactive lessons make concepts feel intuitive — so even complex ideas just click. Our real-time feedback and simple explanations make learning efficient. Research shows that interactive learning is 6x more effective than watching lecture videos.

*Guided bite-size lessons
Brilliant makes it easy to stay on track, see your progress, and level up in as little as 15 minutes a day by building your problem-solving skills one concept at a time.

*Learn at your level
Professionals, students, and lifelong learners alike can hone dormant skills or learn new ones. Progress through lessons and challenges tailored to your level. Explore intro to advanced courses in algebra, geometry, calculus, logic, statistics and probability, scientific thinking, physics, quantum mechanics, AI, neural networks, algorithms, python, and beyond.

*Stay motivated
Form a real learning habit with fun content that’s always well-paced, game-like progress tracking, and friendly reminders.

WHAT ARE PEOPLE SAYING ABOUT BRILLIANT?
“Brilliant has taught me mathematical concepts that I previously struggled to understand. I now feel confident approaching both technical job interviews and real world problem-solving situations.” —Jacob S.

“I am using this app while taking CS classes and it often does a better job at explaining concepts than my professors.” — Erald C.

“Well-organized, well-explained, well-designed. Brilliant is absolutely a good choice if you want to learn or relearn anything objective.” - Joel M.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICING AND TERMS
Brilliant offers two auto-renewing subscription options:

Brilliant Premium monthly: $24.99

Brilliant Premium annual: $119.99

These prices are for United States customers, and pricing may vary by location. Your Brilliant Premium subscription will automatically renew within 24 hours before the end of the current period at the price of the chosen subscription and your credit card will be charged through your iTunes account. Refunds will not be provided for the unused portion of the term. Any unused portion of a trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when you purchase a subscription. You can cancel your subscription (i.e. turn off automatic renewal) in the Account Settings section of your App Store or iTunes settings after you have made the purchase. The payments related section of your Terms of Use can be found here https://brilliant.org/terms-of-use/#tou-fees.

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What’s New

Version 6.6.0

This release? In a league of its own. What’s inside:

- Leagues are live! Start earning XP and competing in a weekly leaderboard. Complete a lesson to see info on unlocking Leagues, as well as a breakdown of your lifetime XP.
- New users can now set a daily goal when signing up and get help achieving it.

Ratings and Reviews

4.7 out of 5
12.5K Ratings

12.5K Ratings

Kim Tru ,

54 years old & having fun improving my brain functions

I decided to conquer my fears of inadequacy and stay open to this app, and even in one week I can see how it’s paying off. About six months ago, I tried it but was quickly intimidated and even uninstalled the app. This time, however, I’m staying open and not judging myself when I get incorrect answers. (Although once I did judged the app developers for an “incorrect” answer of mine, but while writing a feedback to them for why their answer and explanation to their answer were incorrect, I realized why their answer was right and what I had missed in my own deductive training to have tracked the incorrect conclusion. LOL.) I do get a nice little dopamine hit though when I see that “Correct!” after hitting “submit.”

The program presents in a way that is really encouraging to just get in there and work my mind in new ways. I noticed I feel better and more organized in my thinking when I start my day with about 20+ minutes of these kinds of brain exercises in the morning. So I have my coffee and breakfast while working through some problems in a relaxed way.

I’m looking forward to trying other courses/programs after I finish the Logic one.

That one guy on the Internet ,

Great learning platform, limited variety of learning methods

I personally am more fond of listening to lectures than reading a lesson on my own, and because of this I sometimes can find myself mindlessly grazing over a lesson without truly learning it (yeah yeah, I’m in a minority I get it)... But unfortunately, for the week or so I’ve had the app I haven’t found a lesson which has an auditory option or something that fashion. I fully understand how insignificant this problem may seem, but with a $100 annual payment I would expect my money to be going to a learning platform which can cater to my specific learning style, perhaps with a 10 minute in-depth explanation on a topic or even a whole lesson if I my attention is divided (for example if I wanted to listen to a lesson on my way to work).
Other than this minor problem I’ve experienced with the app, I have enjoyed the engaging lessons and in-depth explanations. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone, especially if the visual examples and written lessons are the way you personally prefer to learn. Although for those of us who prefer an auditory method of learning it can be difficult to fully take in the information in an easily digestible way. 4/5, needs more lessons in my opinion (more are coming so it’s not a terrible problem) and a way to keep learners of all styles engaged in every lesson. Great app :)

PMEinDenver ,

Totally different way of learning—fun, intuitive, challenging but not intimidating

I’ve only been using Brilliant a week, but it’s so much more interesting and engaging and fun than similar learning apps. The experience is like a combination of doing mini- courses with puzzle and game apps. I *never* learned math this way—it would have changed the whole experience for me! (I’m almost sixty years old and doing this mostly for fun, though I’m hoping it might help me with some novice level coding I’m also learning.) The interface is also very attractive and clean.

My only suggestion: offer two levels of explanation. There were a few questions where the explanation was so brief, it was kind of puzzle itself. I understand you want to keep things brief—that’s good. That’s why I suggest two levels of explanation: first button says “Show explanation.” But then another button appears at the bottom that says, maybe, “ Need more detailed explanation?” for us beginners. But this is a minor critique. I’m really enjoying it. Highly recommend!

App Privacy

The developer, Brilliant.org, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Data Linked to You

The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:

  • Purchases
  • Location
  • Contact Info
  • User Content
  • Identifiers
  • Usage Data

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

  • Diagnostics

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

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