Brilliant: Learn interactively

Regardless of my current level of the subject I am pursuing on Brilliant ie if I have an advanced understanding and am trying to refresh everything or am a complete beginner and am trying to learn this thing out for the first time ever, BRILLIANT really effortlessly and efficiently covers all bases like nothing else out there and I have been a satisfied and dedicated user for over 6 years now

habe noch nie mit so einer freude eine werbung gesehen die enlich mal lustig war also ihn der app zb das der eine typ sagt das mann mit premium brilliant keine werbung gucken muss und dann sagt der andere das er aber eine werbung ist einfach nicht übertrieben sondern einfach ein entspannter witz sonst funtioniert es aber gut und das mann ki noch mal nachfragen kann ist auch einfach nur cool kann die app wirklich weiter empfehlen

I was worried at first hearing about a new AI feature being introduced but I honestly enjoy the personal tutor and the new structure of lesson and review. Some courses are a lot easier than others, so maybe that’s something to work on - other than that, I am really happy with the app :) And btw, I love the funny ads ^^

This app was great. I used it every day and it relaxed me. I have the premium version. The newest update destroyed it. There was a super annoying bot installed that can’t be switched off, it comes and starts talking and when I want to see the explanation, I get a long unnecessary rent. I don’t need to engage with this thing, it makes the process way longer and makes me feel like I have no agency. I will be canceling the app I’m sure, as my reaching out to the team for weeks didn’t help, I got only thank you, your feedback matters, but it does not. I still have this annoying thing to deal with that overwrites my will.

The app Brilliant genuinely surprised me. No boring memorization, no dry textbook feeling – instead, learning actually feels engaging, almost like a game. You’re forced to truly understand concepts rather than just clicking through answers. That’s what makes the difference. What really stands out is the structure. Whether it’s math, logic, or problem-solving, everything builds on itself in a smart and meaningful way. It challenges you just enough to keep you thinking. And yes, it can be frustrating at times – but that’s exactly where real progress happens. The design is clean and focused. No distractions, just pure learning. Perfect for quick sessions, but also powerful enough if you seriously want to improve your thinking skills. The only downside: it’s not the cheapest app out there. But honestly, if you actually use it, it’s absolutely worth the price. Conclusion: Brilliant isn’t a feel-good app – it’s a real workout for your brain. If you want to think better, not just know more, this is the app for you.

It's helpful to see some logic visually represented and it's an easy way to practice daily. But you can mostly ignore the "Why?" button, since more often than not the "explanation" is literally just a single sentence like "The solution is A because B is incorrect" or "Because C and A wouldn't work here, B is the correct solution." Reminder: Some people pay money for this app, so I'd appreciate it if you don't insult our intelligence or waste our time. How hard is it to write a short explanation as to WHY (!) "A is correct" or "B is false" etc Or alternatively, delete the button. Nobody would miss it and your credibility would rise instantly. Why? Because: The collection of topics seems sufficient for the alleged goal. Lessons get updated continuously and the Ranking function can serve as competitive motivator. It has a solid framework to offer and no option for an explanation is better than a fake one. Please put less money into YouTube sponsorships for two weeks and pay an intern to summarize at least BASIC (!?) explanations (maybe with sources if you need to safe space) in case you insist on keeping that infuriating confusing button. Or at least do not label it "Why?" - if most replies are literally just "Because!" >:( It's such a bad user experience that I kinda regret paying for one year subscription because it feels like you scammed me (which wouldn't even be necessary for the app since the rest is as solid as advertised). Thanks!