Nibble Reviews

I signed up on the website to try it in hopes it would help my scrolling. I didn’t realize the 2 pop ups after the subscription were charged services (only one of the windows said it was an additional charge and I only noticed this after they sent screenshots in an email). I requested a refund for the 2 additional services and to keep my $20 subscription because I really wanted to try it and thought this was a cute company with a really good goal. They denied my refund due to their “Terms and Conditions” stating purchases on their website were nonrefundable. We all know companies who genuinely care about their customers would issue a refund for an accident, but clearly they’re just trying to trap people into spending more money. Very disappointed and I hope the company goes in a different direction in the future. Maybe I would give it a try, but until then, be very careful about their pop ups and in-app purchases - you might be being charged for more than you think!

Nibble will lock you out of everything else in your phone until you agree to start the free trial then pay $90, and I mean everything! You will not be able to close Nibble , every time you try it just pops back up before you can touch anything else. You can’t even turn your phone. If this is what a business does to get you to sign up, I don’t even want to know what they are capable off.
What is worse, is that once you sign up, you can’t find Nibble on your subscriptions, so you cannot cancel the trial. All of this is obviously deliberate, no bug will check all those boxes at once.
Remember:
1 - it will block you from accessing other apps
2 - it will prevent you from turning your phone off
3 - it will force you to start the free trial and agree to pay $90
4 - it will not allow you to cancel in the subscriptions section on your phone.

I’m putting this developers name on every screen so I’ll remember to NEVER download anything from them.

Do NOT under any circumstances pay for this waste of money.

Not worth it! And when you do go to cancel, they display a deceptive question with two answer buttons:
Question: Are you sure you want to cancel your subscription?
One button highlighted in blue says: No, cancel. The other button, which is grey, say: Yes, I'm sure.
My first impulse was to hit the "No, cancel." button, since that's what I intended to do. But the correct button to push is, "Yes, I'm sure." I'm betting that this was carefully designed to mislead people and get at least one more month out of people who don't revew the wording carefully.

Do not fall for the annual plan. Only subject I was interested in was art, I knocked it out in less than 3 days while on flights between cities. total time 5 hours. Very poorly structured, superficial lessons, that didn’t flow or tie in together in any way. Course material limited,

Several mistakes and contradictions.

I wrote support on Monday (today is Friday) to cancel and return my money, have not received any sort of response.

extremely annoying 25-question survey to create an account for them to bamboozle you with the fact they are a subscription based app.

you DEFINITELY don’t need to pay to learn anything in this day and age.

I sincerely hope the developers will change the way they have set up Nibble . It’s more frustrating than anything and will make people be prone to write a bad review on principal.

This didn’t show up in my Apple subscriptions, got no warning that i even had an active subscription until after I was charged for a renewal — and then I had to create a password to log in to cancel.

From a curriculum perspective, the art, which I tried, was mediocre content — presented without context and out of order.

I have tried contacting this app 3x due to the fact my app is set up to read all the content and I would prefer to listen to the content. I’ve received no response so have not been using Nibble as I do not want to sit down and read everything. I would rather listen, but this app will not respond to tell me how to change this!!

I recently had the opportunity to explore the this app application, and unfortunately, my experience was far from satisfactory. After dedicating a considerable amount of time completing a setup test, I was met with a surprise subscription requirement. This ranged from $10 to an astonishing $60. What's more frustrating is the inability to bypass this subscription prompt. There's no option to simply close it and proceed to use Nibble freely. This approach feels misleading. If an app requires payment or subscription, it's only fair for users to be informed beforehand, not after they've invested time and effort. This kind of business practice, where developers entice users into a subscription model with the hope they forget to unsubscribe, feels predatory. While I understand the need for monetization, transparency is key. Luring users under the pretense of a free experience only to hit them with unexpected costs is not a practice I can endorse. Many users, including myself, appreciate straightforwardness. If there's a cost associated, state it upfront. Don't make users jump through hoops only to hit them with hidden fees. It's about respecting the user's time and choices. I'm giving Nibble a single star, but if the option were available, I'd rate it negative five stars. Such practices should not be normalized in a society that values transparency and respect. Developers should prioritize providing value to users, not just extracting value from them.

I enjoy the concept of Nibble. I downloaded it and took the intro quiz before getting to the subscription pop up at the end. I understand that most apps need to be payed subscription based to make money. But in my opinion, learning, education, and knowledge should be free. Even if it was a free based app with the option to pay for additional “features” would be better. But I immediately deleted for the fact that I can just follow similar accounts on other social platforms or watch super engaging and interesting videos on line, like TED or listen to a podcast. I wouldn’t waste your time, unless you are content with spending your money on mediocre content you can find all over the web— for free. No hate, just disappointed 🤷🏻‍♂️

At first I thought Nibble was meh. Most of the exercises were either boring or elementary. I considered buying the subscription for the art history lesson since I thought this was an easy way to expand my knowledge. Nope. I am unhappy to say I learned a lot of non-facts about Vincent Van Gogh and I question what other non-facts I learned about other artists. Nibble is disrespectful towards historical figures. Van Gogh’s passing is an extremely controversial topic and Nibble paints a certain type of narrative that I fell for until I watched the movie Loving Vincent. Van Gogh’s passing is a complicated subject matter and should be handled with more respect. Instead of baseless opinions, only the facts should be mentioned. Avoid Nibble unless you like being misinformed

I think I downloaded this off a social media add. Did not realize there wouldn’t be a free trial or anything to see if I like it before subscribing. It had me spend 10+ minutes answering questions to ‘tailor’ my experience before showing me the only two payment options. It was a waste of my time. I agree with and appreciate the person who wrote the review stating the same frustration and gave it 5 stars to solely get peoples attention about this. However I’m so frustrated I don’t want to feed into their high star rating.

I bought a subscription where I was to be charged a small amount monthly and by the end of the year it would total to $60. When I bought the subscription, the small fee was taken out for the month, about 8-9 days later it "expired" and then renewed itself for full price and I was charged $64. That was not was stated would happen when I made my intended purchase.

Nibble is another one that provides their customers with zero communication prior to billing. I contacted them 7 minutes after receiving an email saying they had charged me asking for them to refund the charge. It took them one month to reply and, of course, they said no refund.

I think it is a poor business practice to be charging with no communication. How come they are able to send numerous emails, getting you to sign up or be engaged but not one to say “just a reminder, your subscription is about to renew”

I manage my subscriptions through my apple account but for some reason your app is handled through your website this left me (and no doubt other customers, in a state of confusion regarding the management of this account.)

It is a simple ethical and courteous practice to let the customers know before you bill them. I am very disappointed that this company chooses profits over any kind of customer care.

I signed up for the trial on my Apple account and then got an email from them with a promotion for the yearly subscription, so I signed up and paid the fee. Well, there’s a bug and the only way to access my subscription is to delete Nibble every time I want to use it, redownload it, and select “restore purchase.” Even just having to “restore purchase” every time would be a big enough pain, but when I do that (without also deleting Nibble and redownloading it), I just get a blank screen and the learning modules never load. I emailed support, they advised me to…delete Nibble and redownload it, I told them I’d done this already and it didn’t fix the issue & they ghosted me. I followed up a few days later and still ghosted. I’m bummed I purchased the yearly subscription through them directly and not through apple, because now I have no recourse. I’d save yourself the money, times are tough and it’s not worth it to let Nibble developer steal your hard earned cash.

I downloaded Nibble from an add, went through the setup and answered the 27 questions to get to know my interests and learning style. After completing that I was met with from here you need to pay. I get all apps have some sort of “purchase” option somewhere along the lines but I didn’t think you wouldn’t be able to do ANYTHING on Nibble without paying. Very misleading and after reading other reviews, I see I am not the only one that was bamboozled. Sorry, not paying for something I know nothing about or how it works. The 27 questions are not enough to gauge how Nibble performs and there is no way I would be doing a free trial and risk a company charging me when they decide not to cancel the subscription. Hard pass. Downloaders beware!

Took the long test just to get a screen to say to pay. Yeah no I’m not gonna pay for something Idk anything about, I wanted to give Nibble a try for math purposes. So went the free route but the free route is just to have Nibble installed everything you select prompts with a payment option. Sorry but one star for me won’t be coming back on this.

Hey product team, make it known in the beginning that you need to pay for Nibble before you make someone do a long test or how about actually making this free app. Most of this data you can research online so you don’t need to charge people for it ( cough chat-gpt)

Scam scam scam they just want your data and only tell you it costs hundreds of dollars per year after you give all your data thinking it’s a normal free account opening. SCAM DO NOT DOWNLOAD OR GIVE INFO

I have contacted this app support 3 times in the past month with no response to my request to cancel my subscription. I downloaded Nibble when it was advertised on Instagram with a free trial period. The idea is good but I found this app to be lacking so I deleted Nibble and (I had thought) canceled my account/subscription to avoid any future additional charges. I was unaware I was signed up/ being charged for for an annual subscription as it does not show up in my active/inactive Apple subscriptions. I was charged several months if not a year after deleting Nibble and all its data. They make it exceedingly difficult to cancel or delete your account or get in touch with any customer support. I would not recommend downloading Nibble even is there is a free trial period available.

Nibble bothered me in a few ways. Firstly, the ads I saw for Nibble led me to believe there were zoology lessons included, but as far as I could tell most of the biology lessons were human anatomy. Not too big of a deal, as that's still interesting, but not what was advertised. Then there's the fact that they make you sign up for a subscription even if you're using the 7-day free trial, hoping you'll forget the subscription and give them a little extra cash. This wouldn't be too big of an issue if their claim that they would remind you of the end of your free trial 2 days beforehand, but unfortunately for me I never recieved this notification. I was unimpressed with Nibble 's content but decided to give it a chance for the duration of the free trial, making a decision to cancel it or not when I got the notice that the free trial was about to end. As I never got this notification, I instead recieved a fraud alert on my card for NINETY DOLLARS, which is an absolutely ridiculous amount of money for what Nibble offers. I requested a refund, but I seriously doubt that will materialize.

Overall, unimpressive content, predatory practices, and false promises. 0/10

I wanted to try Nibble for philosophy. I was pleased to learn about Stoics in a simple, gamified way. Sometimes way too simple. Almost as if they treat you as an elementary school student. But that is not all. They really push you to buy Nibble . So, I did. I thought if I buy the paid version, it will unlock a lot of content. After all, I am now in for a year. Guess what?! That’s ALL the content they have!!! You can complete the entire app of content in one day! So, they pretend as if you buy subscription. But there is nothing behind it, just a façade. Do not buy. It’s not worth even a little subscription they ask for (when you are not on board with paying after your trial is over, they offer you a huge discount! I definitely recommend not to pay full price, and even fraction of the price Nibble is not worth it.

Follow up.

They basically locked me in a year long subscription. And they promised new content being added. It’s been more than 6 months, and guess what?! Not one word of new content. This is major scam app. Stay away.

I signed up for Nibble three months back, thinking I would use it and get some good value out of the free trial. However, I logged in once again and found the content stunningly lackluster. I was actually legitimately surprised at how underwhelming the contented self was. And the remaining three months, I didn’t login even once after that first experience. Obviously life with kids in the family gets crazy and I forgot to actually go back in and login and explicitly cancel the subscription, and I got a large bill three months later. I reached out to this app asking them to cancel the subscription and undo the charge since I don’t find any value in their product and don’t want to continue. In the email they sent me, it was essentially a lawyered up “terms and conditions We aren’t going to refund you because you agreed refunds are out of the question etc” email. Extremely disappointing, I won’t be back, and I will be very likely to share my negative experience with family and friends with this tool. Disappointed in this app.

i was really excited to try Nibble because i have seen and heard so many good things about it. i downloaded it, and free time users get a three day trial, which i had been offered. usually you do not get charged until the three day period ends but i was charged when i accepted the free trial. it’s disappointing when you’re a college student and dont have safety net money to fall onto in situations like this. i canceled my subscription and you’d think i still have access to it for the next year since i purchased it, but i do not and my access was canceled within the same hour as me downloading Nibble and signing up for it.

very unfortunate, i was really excited and willing to pay for something that seemed worth my time but not when i don’t have a choice and im charged the highest subscription amount they have.

Based on the instagram ad I found this from, I was hoping this would be similar to the STEM portion of TikTok that allows you to scroll and learn a few things and even got lost in Nibble for a while. As soon as you open Nibble , you’re presented with a nearly 30 question survey and after you complete it, they want you to sign up for a free trial that they’re hoping you forget about before you can even try Nibble out.

This is nothing new. It’s one of many “educational” apps branded to the nines for the sole purpose of preying on people who want to make a change for themselves but don’t know where to start.

This is just another data funneling app with a subscription that you will open twice, get annoyed by the barrage of Gen-Z coded “motivational” notifications, and then forget to cancel the subscription for.

My experience is that: the hoops designed to jump through in order to cancel this app, make Nibble intentionally deceptive. Make sure you read the contract, and all of the clauses; they WILL use them against you.

I was intrigued 3 months ago and signed up for initial trial ($20), if I didn’t use it no worries, I’d cancel the renewal. I ended up not using it much and when I received notice that payment was being processed through PayPal soon for renewal, I tried to cancel.

But when I tried to figure out how to cancel Nibble renewal, through the vendor link/website… I couldn’t figure it out. The requirements weren’t accessible through ‘my phones settings’ - I couldn’t find anything related, so after :20 I had to drop it, and go to an appointment- planning to return to figure it out. I contacted them through the PayPal link with no response, requesting cancellation help.

Payment was processed a few days later and I contacted them immediately, the same day, requesting reimbursement, and cancellation.
‘Support’ Julia replied stating essentially: it’s against their policy, “ Regrettably, according to our Terms and Conditions (clause 5.8), purchases made via our website are non-refundable “ including unintended renewal. They just charged me $40 for something that cost them $0 and I won’t use. I’m a senior on a restricted budget - $40 hurts. Don’t buy, unless you want to be financially Nibbled

I downloaded and subscribed Nibble when I was fully up for studying, but I quickly found that I was too busy to use it. Besides, the content was not what I expected neither. So I soon decided to cancel my subscription, but it didn't show up in my App Store subscription list. Almost forgot about it after three months, I just found that it charged me over 40 dollars this morning for the subscription. Apparently, when you subscribe on the website, it will not show up in Nibble Store. What's worse, it won't notify you ahead of time when the renewal time approaches. And certainly, you can not get refunded if you miss the renewal deadline. To me, it's not only too expensive for its contents but also very annoying for its cancellation policy.

I have been trying to contact this developer for weeks now. They responded to ask the account, I gave it to them and I never heard back.
They will take your money and make it impossible to cancel. I can’t even access Nibble because it times out, or when I log in online to cancel it times out, too. It just keeps saying to contact them. I reach out, as soon as they see I want to cancel, not even asking for a refund, they drop off. Do not risk your money, it’s not good or very educational. Spend your money on literally anything else.

A lot of people seem to have a problem with the paywall they hit after completing the whole survey. I did as well but ultimately decided to pay for Nibble anyway, and took advantage of a deal to have a full year for a deal price.
I see this advertised constantly on my Instagram, it shows lessons about Greek gods and Biology and so many other things. It has about 10 lessons in History total. Aside from that they have art history, a couple lessons in Stats, a couple lessons in “Logic”, and some in personal finance.
I bought this a couple months ago, for a full year, but you could scroll through all of the content passively within a few days.
I thought maybe they’re new and they’ll upload a lot as time passes. It’s been a couple months, I think I saw one new lesson.
Also the “lessons” are not a whole subject matter, they’re a 5-10 minute scroll-through.

The fact THEY ACTIVELY ADVERTISE SUBJECTS THEY DO NOT HAVE CONTENT ON is just what it is- a scam, false advertising, whatever you want to call it.

Congrats to everyone who frustratedly quit at the paywall, I was not one of the wiser ones and actually paid money to see what they had. I hope no one else follows this path.

If an app requires payment or subscription, it's only fair for users to be informed beforehand, not after they've invested time and effort. This kind of business practice, where developers entice users into a subscription model with the hope they forget to unsubscribe, feels predatory.
While I understand the need for monetization, transparency is key. Luring users under the pretense of a free experience only to hit them with unexpected costs is not a practice I can endorse. Many users, including myself, appreciate straightforwardness. If there's a cost associated, state it upfront. Don't make users jump through hoops only to hit them with hidden fees. It's about respecting the user's time and choices. I'm giving Nibble a single star, but if the option were available, l'd rate it negative five stars.

I liked the concept of Nibble and so I thought I’d try it out. But I immediately found the content basic and oversimplified and canceled the trial subscription, or so I thought.

Then a few days later I got an email telling me I had been charged for a month subscription. So I went to try and cancel it yet again and asked support to refund me for the month I never intended to pay for. They told me they would not provide a refund, citing a clause from their Terms and Conditions. When I logged in again, my account was still “active”. So I tried canceling my subscription a third time. This time I was finally successful.

If you do get sucked into this thing and later want to cancel your subscription, you have to:
1. click a button to unsubscribe
2. click a second button to unsubscribe in a confirmation modal
3. fill out a feedback form and click a third button to submit that feedback
4. click another button to skip their offer to stay subscribed at a discounted rate
5. click a FIFTH button to FINALLY unsubscribe.

THIS IS PREDATORY APP BEHAVIOR.

If, like me, you close the page when the feedback form appears (which has no option to decline providing feedback), then you haven’t actually cancelled anything and will be charged again in a month.

I installed Nibble a couple weeks ago. Nibble makes it very clear that you will receive a reminder message to delete Nibble if you don’t want it BEFORE you are charged. I ended up not using Nibble as much as I thought I would, but when I want to cancel it, I found out I had been billed $90 the night before for an app I don’t plan to use again. $90!!! I NEVER received a message from them that I was about to be billed, not a text, not an email, not in my spam folder, etc. They do NOT provide the notice they promo. It’s been 5 days since I contacted their customer service and I’ve not heard anything back. This is exceptionally shady and disappointing.

This application doesn’t show your current period of subscription, if you made yours on a website. It doesn’t ask if you want to continue, it just automatically renews, and there is just a charge on your card, no email, no message, nothing. The team answers once in 3 months, due to “a high volume of requests”. This automatic subscription is not reflected in your list of subscriptions if you have an iPhone. You literally just need to read their terms of subscription word by word, and even if you have an app, you need to go on their webpage to manage your subscription.

Unfortunately Nibble provides opinions rather than facts on important aspects of history. It would be much better if information being taught is supported by citations and those citations are legit. For example, in the history lesson on the Pyramids, this app states that slaves were treated as artisans and were well-fed and drank beer. This is warped interpretation of history because it is a fact that there were different types of workers back then-slaves included. If people are learning history from Nibble, erosion of human existence will occur at an even greater pace then just with Tik-tok influencing our youth. Please fact check your information and think of consequences of how falsehoods can cause damage to society.

Truly a waste of time. Content is for high school students or younger.

BUYER BEWARE… you can’t get help canceling your subscription or getting into your account. My email address is wrong (missing the m in .com) and so I cannot get in to the settings to cancel the subscription. I’ve been emailing their support team for 10 days with only automated responses. I will have to ask my credit card to block the charge, as I don’t expect them to ever respond.

Beyond this, I’m generally embarrassed that I paid for Nibble. Like others, the long test did what it’s supposed to: Make me feel like I had already invested so much time into Nibble , i might as well pay $10 to move forward. The content it tailored for me could have been a two-second subject selection. The content isn’t useful or “brain busting.” It’s just general concepts by subject. You are literally better off doing a a journey through Wikipedia, clicking links from article to article. Booo.

I was excited to try this app out, because I love art history and want to learn more. I was extremely disappointed to find that the selection of learning modules, which take about 5 minutes each to complete, is extremely limited.

There might be 60 five minute lessons in total. The minimum subscription term is 12 weeks, or 84 days. That means you get a lesson per day for only 74% of the period you pay for. And if you’re a sucker like me, and bought an annual subscription, you’re truly ripped off.

I was exited to try Nibble, and the lessons I have done tonight (several of them) are fun, but seem like an “intro to” the topic and only skim the surface of the subjects that they are associated with.

The content is majorly lacking. At the speed I am going through these lessons, there is not nearly enough content to last for the entire 3 months that I unfortunately payed for. I feel ripped off.

I don’t understand why there are so few areas to study, and so few lessons for each section? If you were to add sections for Music, the sciences, social sciences, language arts, poly sci, then it might be worth the cost. There is simply NOT enough content for Nibble to be worth any amount of money.

I tried it out, because the add talked about learning logic as an adult, which I think logic is a topic lacking in most university studies today and so I decided to download Nibble to gain more understanding and hopefully take a course on logic. After answering a bunch of pointless questions and being asked to pay, I closed out of the menu and was offered a free trial. I accepted the trial and found the courses to be lacking, in substance and most of the “logic puzzles” I already knew the answers to. Things like the game show paradox (where if you pick the first door then you should pick a different doo r when given the chance) or survivor bias. Basically shorter and less accurate TED talks which you have to read yourself.

There’s not “in-app” purchases. They make you take this long stupid quiz with like 25 questions and then they tell you that you have to pay to actually use Nibble . Can’t attest to wether Nibble is any good.

I might have given the short free trial a shot, but I don’t like when developers try to trick me. There is no free version except the short trial. And it’s a subscription app so it’s not a one time payment. #lameaf

Nibble looks really cool in the ads, and I was super excited to see that it was free and had decent reviews. It has you give it a bunch of information, but it doesn’t actually let you do any of the activities unless you pay a subscription fee. Sure you can get seven days for free as a trial, but they’re banking on you forgetting to cancel it because that’s the most expensive plan. It’s dishonest. If you want people to pay, just put that in the description instead of wasting their time.

The ad fraudulently claimed that Nibble touched on scientific topics, which encouraged me to subscribe for the service. However, any content besides basic math, history, and arts is not available. On another note, keep track of charges from Nibble! I was charged multiple times for the service, and customer support is not easily accessible to mend the situation.

Update: customer service still has not contacted me, and when I attempted to disbute the transaction with my bank, Nibble claimed to “have provided the service advertised” … which is not true given the huge discrepancy between the ad for Nibble and the content provided!!

Developers force you to try “a free trial”, after which you’ll automatically be charged for 12 months or 12 weeks before you even get a chance to see what Nibble is about and what it has to offer. Typical app that makes money by relying on you forgetting that you signed up for a free trial and that continuation costs $$$. I completed the questionnaire, but dropped off after the subscription window popped up - why would I share my card information if I don’t even know what Nibble has to offer? Common practice in mobile app monetization, but very scammy.

Developers can do better. Let people try Nibble before pushing subscription models on people.

Based off the ads I thought this was going to be a fun trivia quiz game featuring various subjects like art, mathematics etc., basically the grown up version of Trivia Crack. However it’s more about enhancing your ability to learn and gaining knowledge on whatever subject you pick. Overall there’s nothing wrong with that but I wished it was advertised better because I was seriously disappointed after downloading it. Especially advertising it as a free app but then after you fill out their survey you have to pick a payment plan in order to even use Nibble .

I was unexpectedly charged for a yearly subscription and when I contacted support, not only did I not receive an update for weeks, the first update I did receive was that my case was closed due to high volumes of requests with no further help at all.

Okay so you spend money to advertise on Instagram. I finally decide idk f it I’ve been to a few art museums and would like to know a bit more. I download Nibble only to have to take a 25 intro quiz on my personality bc apparently I’m too dumb to just figure it out myself. Like I want to explore. What is with every app and needing quizzes and data and constant feedback. If you have good lessons then I’ll be more than happy to engage with that stuff after or you know optionally. Second, this developer puts the PAY WALL AFTER THE STUPID INTRO QUIZ. And WE NEED A SUBSCRIPTION OF COURSE. BECAUSE EVERY APP NEEDS THAT NOW. Like no I haven’t even tried it yet. I don’t know if your info is accurate or if your app is even entangling and you want monthly 4 dollars from me? I can’t subscribe to every single service it’s honestly so annoying.

Nibble sounds great. Unfortunately I couldn’t even take full advantage of it. Nibble constantly crashed after I payed so I reached out to their customer service and after three days they finally got back to me and their solution was to delete Nibble and download it again. Which I did but for some reason the purchase wouldn’t restore. So now I reached out to customer service again and they never got back to me. Now I got charged for Nibble and can’t use it and they won’t solve the issue or refund me the amount I payed. Very disappointed with Nibble and their customer support.

I got it on sale luckily but I still regret my purchase. The graphics are fun and there’s some good stuff, but it doesn’t show me all the lessons. For example, in the beginning quiz to find my interests I said I was interested in Egypt, Greece, Rome, China, Israel, multiple ancient civilizations. In the history category, it gave me a decent amount on Egypt, like 5 Greece lessons (none of the gods or anything though) and 3 Rome lessons and nothing else. I have been trying to communicate with their support team, and they take forever to respond and don’t actually read what you say. In my message I provided this feedback (inability to see all lessons) and also asked how to see said lessons, and they basically just said thanks for the feedback let us know if you have any more questions without answering my question (and have still not responded when I asked again). It sounded so good in theory but not well done unfortunately. I guess I have it for the year but I definitely will not renew unless it gets exponentially better over that time.

I just downloaded less than 3 minutes ago and discovered after filling out a survey, that not only was I forced to create an account with an email login but this is exclusively a paid subscription application.
I’ve learned my lesson on reading reviews before downloading and I now see plenty of other reviews complaining of issues cancelling after their free trial period. I am exhausted by the trend of companies hiding their fees and forcing continued payment in this way. If it’s trick from the first 5 minutes, then it’s definitely not worth the money.

upon reading reviews/responses i wanted to urge developers to practice what they preach and prioritize accessibility. Seriously, that’s a high asking price for a new, no name-recognition service, even if it is a cute name. Not even offering a free version, get serious! No one wants trials anymore, it’s twenty twenty four! This is a perfect app to utilize ad revenue, it ain’t the most classy but, everyone except elders have learned to cope with endless ads. it gives us thirty or so forced seconds to look away from our devices. It’s a wonderful idea and it looks very pretty but it really won’t go far with the current model. ………. edit: upon further review investigating, it appears it’s not even all that great of an app! can’t zoom in on paintings? doesn’t save progress if you app hop? typos?! i let the one in the quiz slip even though c’mon, it’s the first bleeping thing you see when you download! again, get serious! nice try, developers!

I saw Nibble on Instagram and was excited to start the free trial, but was billed a subscription for a year after forgetting to cancel. “Oh well, that’s my fault,” I said optimistically, “At least I may learn some things from Nibble”. Fast forward 3 weeks later and I’ve already finished the art content, which was the only thing I downloaded Nibble for and what it was advertised to be. The lessons are interesting but shallow, and catalog is updated infrequently. If the content isn’t going to be detailed, this app should at least release more of it.

Yea, I get 7 days free trial, but only after I commit to paying $89 for the year first. I installed it. Went through the 27 questions for Nibble’s survey about how I like to learn (and other stuff). Wasted a good hunk of free time doing that. Then I got to the part where I had to make a profile/account with my AppleID - no problem there… then came the $89 window. I was really looking forward to trying Nibble and maybe paying for a month. But my goodness, I won’t be committing to this payment scheme before I’ve even opened the actual application. 2 stars… should be 1 but I’m afraid the rating system will hide my rating and I think people should read about what they’re getting into before downloading Nibble.

Ultimately, this is self explanatory. It isn’t clear Nibble costs money (albeit affordable) and Nibble post-download forces you thru a questionnaire to “help you understand your style of learning and content preference” — you’ll spend a few minutes giving them answers — before they tell you Nibble costs money.

The developers should know better (or they do and that’s why it’s set up this way). Allow access, give answers and provide data even if you don’t move forward with subscription.

Disappointing.

Given the hefty subscription, I was surprised by how little content there was. Of the content that was there, it was of variable quality. Art and Math seem the most polished, but there were many typos in the articles and some technical issues. History and personal finance seemed to have very few articles/topics.

It would be useful to be able to zoom in on pictures, particularly for the art articles.

For me, this may be worth coming back to later when there is more and better content.

I downloaded Nibble from the advertisements on social media—advertisements featuring lessons on biology, which is a primary interest of mine. Not only are there no lessons on biology, there are none on any field of science. I understand that the application is still in its early stages, and that the developers will likely add more subjects of education as the interest in Nibble increases, but the advertising was misleading, and therefore immensely disappointing.

Another issue that I had besides the very limited course availability was the subscription model. Generally, these kinds of apps have limited free content before you are prompted to subscribe to a yearly fee for additional access. Nibble has none of that; you are not even able to try out Nibble without signing up for a subscription, which was very disappointing. I believe that Nibble would have more success if it was not promoted as free to use, when that is so evidently not the case.

Overall, I believe it is a very interesting and useful concept that has been poorly executed. Instead of immediately prompting the user to subscribe, the developers should offer a free variety of lessons to hook the user on Nibble . I would love to try this in the future if it is made more accessible and the variety of subjects is increased! :)

I somehow missed that there was a free trial and ended up paying the money because I really liked the concept and wanted to check it out. Totally not worth the money. I would’ve been fine paying a few bucks to test it out but not as much as I was charged. The lessons are just meh, there’s nothing really interesting you learn. You definitely don’t learn anything about “logic” as a study, they just show you some articles about examples paradoxes and such. There aren’t even that many lessons to choose from and most are pretty basic concepts you learn in high school math.

I wish I would’ve read the reviews before paying. But oh well.

I’m currently a biology student who spends a bit too much time on my phone during my free time, I got Nibble for the exact reason it was intended to be used for. Definitely disappointed, it feels limited and slow. I wish there was a greater range of information it covered in regards to biology and finance (the two primary things I wanted to use it for). The price after the free trial is outlandish and predatory. I see amazing potential in this as it explains things in an easily digestible way, I could see it being great for many who have never been exposed to specific subjects presented within Nibble . Although it does mention it also being for those already within said careers / fields I don’t find it challenging, intense enough, or long enough to spend any money on. I also found some of the information to be a bit inaccurate and very surface level.

Currently started the free trial since it asks for a subscription first. So far it’s a good idea that needs improved execution. For one, some of the lessons aren’t fully functional at least with certain images or interactive images.

Secondly, there isn’t that many lessons…for now. Hopefully they add more to this but it’s very lacking and not worth the cost for $60 a year subscription. Now I could be wrong and there’s more once bought, however that’s not a smart move; let us see all of the content OR, tell us that there is more (or will be more in the future) after we subscribe.

Finally, it’s a lot of money to ask for as a subscription for something that isn’t continuously growing or giving back. Take notes from “Encode” (on App Store) to see a good product that knows it’s own subscription value without needing to add more to itself.

Great content presentation for art but it is not enough to call it a course. I completed the art section in an hour. Would have gladly bought the subscription if the developers had a content plan in place but there is no promise for the lessons to be added. The existing lessons cover as little as 4 art styles and a few painters. The composition and perspective pieces were really good but there is much more in this domain which was not covered.

I disagree with the reviewers who complain about the information being too brief and basic - for me it was more important to get the canvas than being buried under a plethora of details. There are a lot of free apps where you can read about a select topic in depth.

Conclusion: the developers should have a content plan in each field (art history, math, philosophy etc) so that people know why they pay 90$ for the year subscription if the whole app content at the moment can be studied in a couple of days.

I love Nibble! I am a huge art history nerd and it’s really helping jog my memory on a lot of details I’d forgotten. This being said I really wish the lessons were a bit more comprehensive. I know it’s supposed to be a this app of information, but I would love to be able to click on the name of an artist and be brought to a page that shows their art and give a brief biography. Seeing the names of several artists under a movement won’t help me commit them to memory, but being able to click on them to read more would. Also, it would be awesome if I could select key words to get a more specific definition. So it would be a this app, with the option to delve a little deeper.

First off, I downloaded this initially because the ad said, “Learn Biology.”
Biology is not one of the offered courses.

Secondly, during the setup process, after choosing a plan, it goes from (hit this button to) “Continue” (or “Next” or similar) to the button suddenly adding a paid feature.
If you’re not super careful, you’re liable to end up getting charged another $20-$40 for “add-ons” you don’t want, with NO confirmation or, “Add this feature?,” check before it charges you, and it’s “not their policy” to refund “purchases made on our website.” It was via Nibble , not the website, but who’s counting?

I paid for three months and that’s fine (but had to contact paypal to get the other *way too easy to hit by mistake* charge back for a feature I didn’t want). I’m going to use it. The first section I did was interesting. But it is very unlikely that I’ll renew.

Things with Nibble are just a little too shady and suspicious; Bait and switch. Changing buttons so you buy things you don’t want by mistake. Refusing refunds for said mistakes unless you get a “higher authority” involved.

Not a great start. Nor a good look.
The content is interesting. But… idk. Use your judgment. Watch what buttons you’re hitting during setup. Yeah. Just be cautious.
This has potential, but something just seems… off, at this point.

While Nibble was interesting, I found that I wasn’t using it, so I cancelled it at the beginning of a new term. I had reached out to the support a couple of time to get a refund but they did not respond, and of course didn’t return my money. That’s a terrible way to handle business, so I’m going to stay away from this company altogether in the future.

I saw an ad for this application and was excited to see the options provided for me. Unfortunately, I was also met with subscriptions options before I could continue. The developers need to be up front about the subscriptions! I could have been a potential customer but you disappointed me in the end.

- English is my second language . Some word’s still hard to understand and Nibble doesn’t let me to copy the words to look for meaning them .

- there is no option to see the details of the painting. No zoom in option. This is huge mistake for teaching art when students need to see details.

I’m enjoying the bite sized learnings on Nibble!

One feedback point for Nibble engineers - for lessons that I have already taken, those should no longer appear on the For You tab or be move to a bottom “Lessons Completed” section. They’re still showing up as recommended for me, but it doesn’t make sense since I’ve already taken them and it’s causing disorganization.

I have not gotten into all the applications offered, in the this app application; however, I can share what I’ve learned using the application for two days after purchasing the application. It follows:

The this app application for art I rate as 4 stars. Even though I am very familiar with art periods, artists and art medium I have learned additional things that I was unfamiliar with. That said, I would give the application a five star rating.

The reason I give a four star rating is that I learn best with interactive learning. There is some of this on this application, but I would like to see more because this is my preferred learning style.

Would I purchase this application again if I knew there was less interactive content? The answer is yes, because there is a lot of details I was unaware of that learned as I took each lesson.

I feel like the people that produce this application are very open to feedback and I’m sure they will get more interactive portions of Nibble for people that prefer learning using interactive content!

I would highly recommend this application for people that want to learn more about the various subjects that are offered.

I’ve really been enjoying Nibble actually, even though I was skeptical downloading something advertised on Instagram.

The learning style is pretty creative, using pictures, jokes and interaction to keep you engaged. I think it does a good job of teaching—relating subjects to modern times, and being pretty cheeky too. The lessons are just short enough, anything longer and I would start to lose interest.

Ways to improve:

I feel like the interactive/quiz parts are pretty weak. Most of the time it’s just multiple choice, or sliding a scale to reveal something in a painting. It would be cool if it offered actual quizzes after the lesson, along with the “important takeaways.” I was hoping to get a good art quiz, since I find it really hard to differentiate the artists.

I thought it was strange in one of my art lessons when they went off on a tangent about eco-warriors or the climate people who throw stuff on art. Like, we all get annoyed with those people, but is this really what I’m here to learn about? Felt like they were airing out their grievances in the lesson.

My only other critique is that sometimes the language isn’t quite right. It just doesn’t flow or make sense. For a minute it had me questioning if Nibble was made by AI or something.

Still, if you are willing to pay (not much) for Nibble , I’d say it’s very much worth it! Thanks to the developers

I love the content, lesson structure, and tests of knowledge along the way. It really feels like i have an experience of Nibble that is curated based on the answers i shared during the onboarding quiz.

Nibble is definitely pricey ($90/year) and i will only know if it’s worth it once I have used it for an entire year and not run out of content . I hope they are always updating the content 🤞

I agree with another review that it’s super annoying to have to start at the beginning of a lesson if i don’t complete it in one sitting. it should be an option to start where you left off or start from the beginning (since there are benefits to doing that.)

It’s also annoying that the lessons I have already completed show up as top suggestions for lessons to complete.

I wish it were easier to filter what I have completed, what I’ve started, content I have never seen before, and new lessons.

Saw this in an Instagram ad and said screw it what’s the worst that could happen. Turns out this is actually a really neat app! The lessons are interesting and designed well. I’m a big fan of the little interactive graphics they have too. Only problem I have with it is I think it’d be cool if you could zoom in on the pictures in the lessons, especially the art ones. It’d also be nice if once you completed a lesson it’d be removed from the “for you” section so you could get a better idea of what lessons you haven’t done already. Overall a very fun app that I will continue to use.

I really enjoy Nibble. If you love to learn but don’t have a lot of time on your hands like me, you’ll enjoy Nibble. However, it’s not perfect. For example, last I checked there’s no search feature within topics. Like I can click on history but I can’t search for a specific country. There’s also some issues with certain lessons. But not to the point where it ruins the educational value or fun, it’s small things. Which is why I really appreciate the fact that after every single lesson you can give feedback! Only issue with that is, there’s a bug where you can’t actually see your words as you type because the keyboard covers that part of the screen. But even with the minor issues it’s still really wonderful and I highly recommend!! And I’m soo happy they added a biology section too

I wasn’t aware that apps like this existed. It has been such a refreshing replacement for doomscrolling on social media. I feel better off and walk with a lighter step after choosing to learn from this app. I’m happy to have found it, and quite frankly It’s a part of taking back my humanity from the algorithm of greed that is much too ingrained in typical social media.

I’m enjoying learning more about art in Nibble. My only complaints would be that if I leave Nibble in the middle of a lesson, when I come back I have to start all over again. It records my progress but it makes you start from the beginning once I come back to the lesson. Also I would love to be able to zoom in on the paintings to see the detail a little better. They do show “detail bubbles” on some of the art they teach about but it’s still not big enough to appreciate the details. For those reasons I deducted one star.

What a great way to acquire knowledge at my own speed. This beats scrolling social media!

So far, I have enjoyed Nibble and the content it has to offer. However, there are a couple things I would like changed for a more enjoyable experience.

- There are grammatical errors sprinkled throughout Nibble . While this largely does not impact my enjoyment of the content, I would like this to be addressed

- You cannot see if you have completed any given lesson on the for you page. Your library lists the ones you’ve done, but I would like for them to disappear from the for you page once you’ve completed them or have a visual indicator such as a check mark. Additionally, when you click on a lesson you’ve completed before, it continues as if you’ve never done that lesson before

- I would have liked to be able to complete one lesson before being prompted to either begin a free trial or subscribe at a discounted rate. I nearly deleted Nibble instead of subscribing because I couldn’t get an idea of what the content is like before committing to something.

- If you exit out of Nibble , your lesson progress is not saved and you start from the beginning of the lesson.

Besides these issues, I have enjoyed Nibble and plan to continue using it.

Downloaded and subscribed to try to have a bit more of a productive time when idly scrolling in my phone/killing time.

One thing that bothered me is that the lessons are kinda broken down into different pages, each page with a few sections that advance via “continue” buttons or occasionally a quiz question. This makes sense if you’re sitting down and plowing straight through one.

Where my gripe comes up is that if you put your phone down for a second and let Nibble go idle, it will give you a kinda “Welcome back” screen for the lesson you’re on. However when you click “continue”, it will automatically advance you to the next page in the lesson, even if you haven’t scrolled down and read all the sections of the previous page. You can go back to scroll through them but if you were in the middle section of a page or at the last know you have to click through the continue/questions to get back to where you left off each and every time. I set my phone down towards the end of the last section of the last page, and when j clicked continue on the idle screen it took me to the “lesson over” page.

Otherwise app seems fine so far but in the setting of a football game where there’s commercial breaks and other distractions frequently, it becomes a more annoying feature that it kinda automatically advances you through the lesson.

Great education tool, but there are problems. There is a noticeable lack of detail in explanations of concepts & topics or explanations that are ambiguous and unclear in terms of exactly what is meant, which can very easily become a serious problem for a student in a course like statistics. The other thing that’s a problem with this course is it is often difficult to go backwards to a previous part of the lesson, without having to redo the entire thing. If these issues were resolved, then this would greatly improve this content.

Learn at your own pace. Make mistakes. Get constructive comments and corrections. Your mind will expand. Your confidence will improve. Your account balance will not go negative. A true value and priceless education platform. this app your way through a vast menu of knowledge, cutting out the fat and empty calories of useless nonsense.

I really love Nibble and it’s teaching method .I also really love the different topics you can learn about.I really love studying and being and to do so on the go while waiting on my phone is amazing.I do however think that it’s a bit pricey but honestly I think it’s worth it.

Helps mindset .

The only reason I don’t give 5 stars is I haven’t experienced it’s entirety. What a welcome change to the usual experience of modern accessibility to apps and games and killing time. I am reminded how much I have forgotten over the years with this app. Now, if and when I get bored with Nibble, only then do I play other games to pass my time. This one engages and entertains while sharing(or sharing again) actual knowledge, not for a candy crush or what have you.

Hey this app team; I appreciate you movement for making people more aware about the world and making them sharper rather than scrolling through social media;I have seen your add and it explains why and the motive; I am totally down with that;As a fellow human being who loves logic and reasoning I would have paid for the full experience but sadly i live in Ethiopia (Africa); And We don’t have payment system to facilitate the process;And I currently don’t have that amount to pay for Nibble ;If its okay with the team i would love if you grant me the access;
Other than that keep up the good work guys; May God Bless your work;And Have Salvation In The Name Of The True God Jesus Christ Our Lord And Savior: Amen My Beloved; ☦️🖤

I’m testing out the free trial right now. I didn’t expect the articles to be so succinct and intelligible. I’m an avid enjoyer of research papers or googlescholar articles, but those are usually about something very specific. It’s nice to learn broad concepts in a way that isn’t time consuming. Also, similar apps usually drag on their lessons. Good app, Devs 👌

I cannot pinch in to see any of the artwork which makes absolutely no sense! If you can’t see, how can you judge what you’re looking at. At a museum I can walk up to a masterpiece and see detail here. I have to screenshot it and then zoom in with two fingers, and this is something that I should be able to do on Nibble . I want to see!

I almost never review apps, even if they are good. But I’m so impressed with this one, I need to assure others like me - on the fence about apps for pay, with bold promises.

I think the cost is very worthwhile for the value of the content. The lessons are quick, fun (and funny, the Egyptian section with the tweets between the gods made both me and my 12 year old chuckle), clever - and genuinely interesting. My kid and I will go through lessons together - it’s interesting enough to keep his attention, and I’m learning new things too. Not too advanced for him, or remedial for me.

I’ve enjoyed all the lessons - logic (the infinite hotel theory was great), art, math, and history. It is indeed much more enjoyable than doom scrolling.

I encourage you to take a chance, I’m hooked. Please keep the new lessons coming!

Nibble is the exact type of app that i’ve been looking for. Random knowlege bites that actually get you thinking. The animation and graphs they have help you understand better. The concepts and lessons that I am getting (i’ve only done 1 so far) are actually interesting. For example, I just did a lesson on Survivorship Bias and it showed me an example of the bomber planes that came back from WW2. It shows you how some logic that you think would be ideal, is actually not 100% idea and that you have to look at things from a different angle. It shows what repairs you should make on a bomber plane so that it can survive another flight. Very interactive too. I like Nibble a lot so far

I have really enjoyed this interactive learning app. It is easy to use and fun.

I am a law school and college grad, and I love continuing to learn new things I didn’t know before. However I have ADHD and struggle to read boring plain black text on a website in order to continue learning. Nibble allows me to learn the way that I used to in school- with interactive quizzes, explanations, colors and pictures and anecdotes! I’d rather be taught something new like a kid than like an “adult” - because who wants to be bored like that!! 10/10 recommend for people who love to learn and miss the childlike access to learning we used to have in school (aka not just long paragraphs of text teaching us something as “adults”)

Excellent way to learn

I have a lot of fun, I wish they had an offline mode for flights!!

To begin an online course is exciting. The first art lesson was concise and interesting
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Excellent information
Super easy to remember

I am not one to usually leave a review for any product that I order or app for that matter, because I tend to struggle with putting into words what I think.

Nibble makes me feel ✨seen✨ - it truly does. I love the use of their charming animations that gleamed with bright moving colors - I could not look away (literally). Even when I had to go back to prior pages or reread a sentence, I felt as though I was being drawn back to the text (I typically just stop reading altogether once I have to reread a sentence after 3-4 times because I get bored), but ALAS this app fully caught and kept my concentration throughout the entire biology lesson.

Simply put, this app is ran by Wizards🧙‍♂️ who fully captivates the minds of knowledge seekers.

The concepts of each subjects are broken down into bight size nuggets of easy to understand bits of information. I think if you have a child or student who is having difficulty in a particular area or you just want to brush up on your skills from when you were in school this is an easy and fun approach to take. It allows you or your student to learn at their own pace without undue pressure from others. The cost is far less than a tutor and generally a lot more fun.

Honestly i’ve seen some really bad reviews on Nibble and i think people are just being too critical about it. Here’s my opinion, honestly as a history nerd i absolutely LOVE Nibble, it is so interesting and definitely has a modern take on learning. They have such interesting info and so many funny ways they incorporate facts into the learning. I downloaded Nibble because i was so bored and couldnt sleep one night and i found myself immediately hooked. I do understand not everyone wants to pay for an app but just do the 7 day free trial to try it out and see if its for you. the hateful reviews on here literally are just mad because they want a FREE app… like i said i understand you don’t want to pay but don’t hate on Nibble because of your own decision to not want to pay for it. anyways Nibble is really fun & definitely just try the 7 day free trial, nothing to lose there! :)

i put this at 5 stars so it won’t be buried by other ratings. i bought Nibble to burn time and help me learn more about my passion: art. in the beginning of getting started it was great , it had a nice amount of interactive questions for your learning path. then afterward it gave you the “option” to pay for a monthly/ yearly trial; and you can’t even continue on a basic course of Nibble , you HAVE to pay to use. so i’d recommend to read this before you download, if you want a app to help you reduce stress or for it to be a nice, free time consumer while also expanding your knowledge, i wouldn’t recommend Nibble.

I had my doubts about Nibble. I prefer to use my free time to play games on my phone. However, I love the way they teach and guide me. They encourage me to not be afraid to fail that failing is learning. I 100% recommend Nibble.

I find that my days seem to be a blend of healthy routines, work and navigating the normal chaos of the day to day world around me.
Sometimes I find myself wanting to have mental self improvement woven into this tapestry of my life- this fits the bill… I’m learning that I have a lot to learn 😂. But this I can literally do within the time I may wait for a Lyft, water to boil, laundry to finish etc.💯

I love Nibble. It’s worth the price for sure. Very informative and I love how they lay out the information. They Taylor it to how you want to get information as well.’

I’ve only been using Nibble about a day to learn more about art, but so far I find the information useful and interesting. The lessons are well-presented and many are interactive, which is clever. If my rating changes as I use Nibble more, I’ll be sure to update my review. But this far, I’m enjoying Nibble more than I expected I would.

As someone who kept googling for art learning and found that it rarely stuck, this is exactly what I needed. I just learned so much about Monet in just a few minutes and it was so fun! I’ve seen a lot of art in my life and it’s time to learn more about it all. Thank you this app!

I am a very business like person with no friends or people i like to have business like conversation with; Nibble makes up for the productive conversation i could be having with other people.

Very easy and fun way to learn ..so much better than doom scrolling on social media.

this app makes learning new things quick and easy with clear and concise lessons and summaries.

I'm never one to pay for anything on my phone but I took a chance with this app seeing as I had nothing to lose apart from a few dollars. The ease of use and its tailoring to my learning habits had me in love within the first week of having it. Definitely worth a try for anyone who's looking to expand their common knowledge on any particular thing, even & especially those with a short attention span such as myself.

I learned a lot in the 10 minutes about monet. Nibble , graphics, content and interface are fabulous!

I really like this app. As of now (one week after using it) I've been finishing at least one lesson per day. I recommend it for older people like me (early 40's, that would like to revisit tooics that have been forgotten by lack of practice. It will help re-start those buried memories and be able to wrasp those old topics again.

I skeptically downloaded this app late at night. I immediately was relieved after I e joyed the first lesson.

I just had my second and i can’t wait for my third

Nibble has definitely helped me and my mindless scrolling on social media. I love being able to learn something new in just a few minutes, even when I’m just looking for a distraction. Highly recommended for those wanting to continue their learning.

Rather than doom scrolling I decided to brush up on art and math. Wow, what a fun and interesting use of time waiting between meetings, taking a break from work and any other time! Really liking this app so far. Interactive enough, reinforces things I want to learn and is much more enjoyable than the news or social media! Do something good for yourself and give it a try.

I saw an ad for this on Instagram and have only tried one lesson so far. I paid for one full month before even trying it and I’m so excited for future lessons. I only committed to about 15 minutes a day, but I will probably end up doing more than that based on the lesson I just did. So cute and fun. Thank you for making Nibble!

I am Very fond of how easy Nibble makes learning something new.

So often I am just scanning news and social media and it’s just exhausting. I’d escape by playing games but how many bubbles can you pop before going mad? This feels much better-

Dreaming big has been the driving force for many an innovation. But when large sums of resources become the byproduct, it’s time to wake up.

Word to the wise, know when to pull the plug.

Instead of aimlessly scrolling through social media, I gave Nibble a try. So far I’m enjoying engaging my brain and learning at the same time. Yes, there is a charge and I would prefer a one time charge over subscription. But I understand that everyone needs to make a living! Great app. I hope to exercise my brain and have fun at the same time.

The creators and all parties involved have turned otherwise complex topics into quick and easy-to-consume excerpts.

Nibble is a great tool for continued learning in a plethora of subjects. Set a reminder and you’re learning on the go, over your morning brew, on break wherever whenever.

“Wisdom is not a product of schooling but of the lifelong attempt to acquire it.” - Albert Einstein

It’s an essential part of my day. If you’ve been out of school for a few years and struggle with remembering old concepts and formulas from the past? This is the tool you need to freshen up and relearn everything that you may have forgotten from elementary school up to college. The lessons are really fun, interactive, straight to the point and well put together. I use it every morning to wake up and sharpen my mind before starting the day. I look forward to seeing the evolution

Love how they chunk each section and make it enjoyable to learn. All the interactive elements keep it fresh and engagement, 10/10!

So far I am enjoying the bite-sized bits-of-knowledge approach Nibble uses. The learning concepts are presented with enough depth to make them readily accessible, even to someone with no prior experience with the particular subject matter, yet they are concise enough that, if you wish, you may easily follow up your learning on your own to obtain a more in-depth understanding. Nibble is fun to use and user friendly, a bit like having an interactive version of a highly distilled “for Dummies” book at your fingertips. Total Disclosure: I’m a huge fan of “for Dummies” books, which I often use when getting started on an area of inquiry with which I am unfamiliar. Nibble however is more focused and targeted than a book, which makes my progress much faster and enjoyable.

If you like to learn, then this ap is for you! It has interesting lessons that can be short or long depending on what you like. It is a great way to keep your mind sharp. It’s like going to a mini museum on your phone. So interesting! I love it!!!

Enjoyable

Do not get sucked in by their service. As you see from other reviews, your cancelation will be a nightmare. And no, there's no mobile app for Android. My subscription was canceled weeks in advance and they billed me the following month. After emailing them, they told me they just canceled my subscription and will not issue a refund. Can your bank if you have a subscription. They will steal from you