Follows your curriculum
Questions are organised by subject and topic for your school year, and new questions arrive by themselves, with no app update needed.
Primary to secondary ยท Works offline ยท No ads
BrainFable is a study app built on the curriculum your school teaches. Pick your country, curriculum and school year, then work through your subjects topic by topic, one quiz at a time. Every question explains its answer, so every mistake becomes a lesson.
Pick your country, curriculum and year, named the way your school names it: Grade, Standard, Form, Basic, Primary and JSS, P and S.
Subjects and topics follow the order your teacher teaches them. Short quizzes fit into a break, a bus ride or the evening before a test.
Every answer is explained. Get one wrong and BrainFable explains the idea, then checks you have really understood it with a different question.
Questions are organised by subject and topic for your school year, and new questions arrive by themselves, with no app update needed.
Every question has an explanation, free for everyone. Didn't get it? Tap "Explain differently" for another way of seeing it, and follow the worked solution step by step.
After a wrong answer, BrainFable explains the idea and then asks a different question on it, so understanding is checked, not assumed.
Maths comes with graphs, number lines and shapes; science and geography with labelled drawings you can tap.
Questions aim at the level where each learner improves fastest. Flashcards for quick revision, and mixed "boss battles" that feel like a real exam paper.
After a one-time download of your school year, a few megabytes at most, BrainFable works completely offline. Study anywhere, with or without signal.
BrainFable follows 12 curricula in 10 countries, from the first year of primary school to the final exams. More questions are added all the time.
BrainFable is made for school learners, many of them children, so it is built to be safe first.
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R24.99 a month
or R249.99 a year in South Africa. Elsewhere, Google Play shows the price in your currency.
In South Africa, extra practice packs such as mock exams, Maths Olympiad rounds, spelling bees and coding challenges can be bought once and kept for good. Purchases are made by a parent through Google Play or the App Store.
Yes. The free plan covers the first half of every subject in your school year, with 50 questions a day for each learner and every explanation. Premium opens every topic and removes the daily limit.
Only once, to download your school year (a few megabytes at most). After that, BrainFable works completely offline. It connects now and then to fetch new questions and, with an account, to sync progress.
South Africa (CAPS and IEB), Namibia (NSSC), Botswana (BGCSE), Zimbabwe (ZIMSEC), Zambia (ECZ), Kenya (CBC and KCSE), Uganda, Tanzania, Nigeria and Ghana (WASSCE). See the school years in each.
BrainFable has no ads, no chat and no way to search for other people. Social features are off until a parent turns them on, and purchases need the parent PIN. Read the privacy policy for exactly what is collected and why.
No. A learner can start straight away, and nothing about them leaves the device. A parent account adds a small synced summary for the parent and, with Premium, a full backup of the household's progress, so a new phone picks up where the old one stopped.
No. BrainFable is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any department of education or examination body.
From the app's parent area, or by following the steps on the account deletion page.
Anything else? Write to support@brainfable.app.