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Brilliant is your superintelligent math and coding tutor.
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
Brilliant is a tutoring app for math and programming, aimed at students from grade 5 through college and beyond. Instead of reading through lessons on their own, learners work through problems with a tutor that responds to their progress.
The developer says the material was built by a team of experts from MIT and Harvard. The listing presents the tutoring as a way to build understanding rather than memorize formulas.
The build we hold is Brilliant: Learn Math & Coding 10.16.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The tutor is described as seeing where you are stuck, so help arrives at the point of difficulty rather than at the start of a topic. It can draw on the screen to show a step, and it asks questions that push you toward the answer yourself.
According to the listing, the tutor adapts to how you think and is available whenever you open the app. The developer contrasts this with private tutoring, which it calls expensive and hard to schedule.
On the math side the listing names foundational math, algebra and college-level calculus. On the programming side it names Python, computer science, algorithms, AI and neural networks.
Physics and data analysis are also listed, so a learner can move between a math problem, a coding exercise and a physics question inside the same app. The developer says more than 10 million people use it.
The main audience is students from grade 5 up to college, with the developer also saying it serves learners beyond that. It suits someone who wants practice on a specific math or coding subject with a tutor guiding each problem, rather than a single lesson on a single topic.