1. Overall i think Brilliant has been fairly helpful at keeping my mind active, but is probably better for college students, not lifelong learners.I don't remember there being an agreement about a $130 premium subscription starting after a trial of what I thought was a free app.
2. I think Brilliant is probably best used as a supplemental program to formal college instruction, as it seems to assume the user already knows about the lesson topic, and some lessons move too fast (for me) with minimal explanation.
3. You go thru the first problem solving routine, and then when ready to solve, it sneaks you into a payment page that one might accidentally accept.
4. Signed up for a free trial, then got hit with a whole year premium subscription.
5. I have ADHD and just wanted to try an alternative learning experience that might help me feel like less of a lazy idiot.Do not subscribe to premium.
6. Also some lessons seem to be out of order, where one comes before the others.several typos and problems with the app version, especially a problem for the asking price.
7. Small bug, kind of annoying, but overall a brilliant appIt would be a great app, but it is annoyingly buggy for the money.
8. I can't even log into my account because they won't send me the password reset link, (it's not in spam or any other category) just ads about the app that I apparently agreed to pay for but haven't even completed one lesson for.
9. The lessons for what I was interested in learning about aren't even useful.Visually engaging, fun puzzles.
10. I don't mind solving the quizzes again, but it does mess up my learning schedule.
11. I just found a really cool swipe feature so I can get to the next page but it doesn't complete the quiz.