AdaptedMindReviews 276

We've had this for 2-3 weeks and like it. My daughter does a lesson everyday without asking. I know because I get daily progress reports, which are very helpful.

My only suggestion is to add Reading and other subjects to the app. For now, Math is the only subject on the iOS app. Other subjects are accessed on the web.

AdaptedMind has been a fantastic resource for supporting learning at home. The platform is easy to navigate, and the lessons are well structured, making it simple for children to work independently while still feeling supported. I particularly like how it adapts to each child's level, building confidence as they progress.

The interactive activities keep engagement high, and the instant feedback helps reinforce understanding straight away. It's also been helpful to track progress and see where extra practice is needed.

Overall, AdaptedMind has made learning feel more enjoyable and less pressured. I would definitely recommend it to parents looking for a flexible, child-friendly way to support maths (and reading) skills outside the classroom.

We are new to homeschooling this year, and my daughter has struggled for several years in traditional classrooms. She is in Grade 6 and found math especially challenging, not because of ability, but because she is a very visual learner and a highly sensitive person who becomes discouraged easily.

While researching homeschooling resources, I found AdaptedMind, and it has been a game changer. The program first evaluated her knowledge and met her exactly where she's at, so she isn't pushed into higher-level material before she's ready. She no longer feels shamed when she makes mistakes, and the lessons are visual, encouraging, and motivating.

Beyond academics, AdaptedMind also teaches valuable life skills — helping her understand her brain, emotions, anxiety, discouragement, and even screen time. Learning finally feels safe and empowering for her.

I highly recommend AdaptedMind.

I like the feedback given after an incorrect answer. However, I wonder if there could be more steps to help the student get the right answer?

Also, I don't like the really long social story videos. I just want my students to practice math skills but a few times they have had to sit though the long videos and they get frustrated. The videos have way too much verbal and not enough opportunities to respond for students with disabilities.

My daughter is 4 and can already read entire kids books. My text messages out loud at family gatherings too (eye roll) lol. I wanted to brush up on her math skills and logic skills/common sense skills.

This app/game has too much talking though. She lost interest before it even began. And then when I finally did finish setting it up, there was MORE talking all through out the game.

Also, way too expensive. $10 per subject is crazy. These app prices are getting out of control. Idk, I'll let her play with it while the trial lasts (if she even wants to with all the talking involved). But after that, I think we're done. Sorry.