Imprint: Learn Visually

I have a very high IQ, nevertheless I can’t read books even if a gun is pointing at me. I find excessive information unnecessary and a waste of time which overwhelms me. I have ADHD and I overthink every sentence I read which takes much more time than you think. FINALLY a way to enjoy absorption of information and actually remember stuff. I can remember nothing with so much going on in my brain. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!!

I’m 18 days in and have been completing around 6 units a morning after I wake and the difference in my mood is huge. Goodbye doom scrolling and hello to learning. The UX is great. Simple diagrams that make ideas stick and little tests that support that too. Highly recommend despite the high cost.

Sometimes i like reading and using this app at night. Having that bright white screen colour thrown into the depths of my eyes at night makes it impossible to even use the app. I hope an update comes up and this can be fixed as soon as possible.

Asked me loads of questions to ‘personalise my experience’ and then took me to a paywall. These apps are always after money. If I could give 0 stars I would.

No content is available unless you buy a subscription.

Very good well done who ever made this. I can smoke 🍃 and learn fun facts. Thanks dude

I did a section I loved during my trial and once the annual Subscription was paid my experience seemed to radically dip. Maybe I’m getting bored but some Sections fee much more ‘invested in’ than others - some feel like boring PowerPoints and much les interactive, less of a learning experience. One section felt so U. S centric it left me cold and annoyed so I have ditched that and will persevere with another. Had the sections appeared in reverse I would Never have subscribed. It’s not just a taste issue - the quality seems to vary radically leading to a new kind of doom scrolling . I guess it’s early days.A longer trial would seem fairer.

This is a great idea for an app. However, I’ve noticed a couple of factual errors in its summaries (in subjects related to my own area of study and work). Although there is an option to flag this, no feedback is given as to whether this information has been received or acted on. Even just a message to say they don’t think their is an error would be something. The errors I’ve flagged so far are still there, which is a shame as it makes me question how accurate the rest of app is. I think the app has great potential and even now feel like my time is much better spent compared to mindless scrolling. But until they get better at responding to errors, I’ll be taking what I read with a pinch of salt.

Uses a serif don't which is known to make reading a lot harder for dyslexic people. Who creatures an app to help people read more and then uses a font which makes reading harder! Massive fail

Takes you through the process of welcoming you into the app, letting you pick preferences and throwing suggestions at you, to which you then want to read - but of course - you have no access to any of the content unless you pay a whopping £5 a month. Yeah no thank you, waste of money, I could find this information on google - for little to no payment. Whoever truly is paying for this must be not the brightest. Anyways, as I said, joke of an app