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Current Version

Brilliant 10.15.0

Released Sep 29, 2026 · 38.9 MB

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Version Information

Version
10.15.0
Release date
Sep 29, 2026
Size
38.9 MB
File type
APK
Package
org.brilliant.android
Developer
Brilliant.org

About Brilliant

Brilliant is an education app from Brilliant.org that brings structured learning to Android devices in a compact package. The current release is identified as version 10.15.0 and arrives as a 38.9 MB download, so it can be added to a phone or tablet without a long wait. Release details at a glance The latest build is version 10.15.0, dated 2026-09-29, and it has a file size of 38.9 MB. It installs under the package name org.brilliant.android, the identifier your device will show in its application list, and it is published under the Brilliant name by developer Brilliant.org. Everything about the release points to a single, clearly labelled package rather than a family of variants. Compatibility and setup This listing does not state a required Android version, so no minimum platform is declared here. Anyone installing on newer devices can simply fetch the package and let the system confirm whether it will run; if a conflict appears, it will be reported during installation rather than hidden. The package name org.brilliant.android is what you should look for once the app is on your device. Storage and download footprint At 38.9 MB the download is modest by current standards, which makes it a reasonable choice for devices with limited free space or slower connections. Keep in mind that the figure describes the download file itself, so leave a little extra room for the installation to complete comfortably. Place in the education category Brilliant sits in the education category and comes from Brilliant.org, an organisation whose name is built around learning. That framing places it alongside study and coursework helpers rather than entertainment titles, and it is the right starting point for anyone browsing education apps who wants a package that identifies itself clearly.