FOR ONLINE COURSES YOU ACTUALLY WANT TO FINISH

Finish the course you started.

Already started? Course Rescue works out what's left. Haven't started yet? Start at zero and build the whole plan before lesson one. Either way, it fits the work around the time you actually have and replans when life knocks the week sideways.

Start with 14 days of full BlinkClicks+ access. Then £9.99/month via PayPal for all included BlinkClicks apps.

No restarting from lesson one. No graveyard of overdue tasks. Just the next thing to do and a finish line you can actually see.

START BEFORE LESSON ONE

Haven't started yet? Even better.

Use Course Rescue as an online course planner before you begin. Add the full workload, estimate how long each lesson or module takes, choose the days you can realistically study, and get a finishable plan from lesson one.

Then just follow it. If real life knocks the schedule sideways later, Rescue Mode rebuilds the remaining plan from where you actually are.

Already part-way through? Start from where you are.

Maybe you're already in it. You bought the course for a reason — change career, get qualified, learn a technical skill, build the business, whatever mattered enough to make you click Buy.

You started strongly. Then work got busy, a week disappeared, and the nice little study plan you made at the beginning became completely useless.

Now you open the course, see a pile of lessons left, spend ten minutes working out where the hell to restart… and close it again.

Course Rescue does that bit for you.

MAKE IT FINISHABLE

The course feels huge until you put a number on it.

Say you've got 30 lessons left and they take about 20 minutes each.

30 × 20 minutes = 10 hours left

That's a much easier problem to solve. Course Rescue turns the vague "I really need to finish that course" feeling into remaining work you can actually fit into your week.

Start at lesson one — or pick up exactly where you left off.

  1. Step 1

    Tell us where you're starting.

    Starting fresh? Begin at zero. Already part-way through? Add what you've completed, what remains, how long the work usually takes and the days you can genuinely study.

  2. Step 2

    Get a plan from there.

    Course Rescue spreads the course — or the remaining work — across your real availability and shows you whether the finish date actually makes sense.

  3. Step 3

    Log what actually happened.

    Did more than planned? Great. Did less? Also useful. Log reality and the future plan adjusts instead of quietly becoming nonsense.

  4. Step 4

    Rescue it when you stall.

    Disappear for a week or three? Keep the progress you already made, bin the stale schedule and restart the plan from today.

RESCUE MODE

Missed a week? Don't turn Saturday into a punishment shift.

A dead schedule shouldn't leave you staring at a wall of overdue tasks. Rescue Mode keeps everything you've already completed, throws away the stale future plan and rebuilds from today using the time you actually have now.

You are not behind. The old plan is out of date.

Open the course and know exactly what happens next.

Know exactly what's left

Turn the full course — or what's left of it — into a real workload you can see and plan around.

Know what to do next

Open the plan and see the next session instead of spending ten minutes deciding where to restart.

Get a realistic finish line

Build around the days and time you genuinely have, not the heroic week you wish you had.

Let the plan change with you

Log what actually happened and let future sessions adjust automatically.

Keep the progress you earned

Missed time doesn't erase completed lessons or send you back to the beginning.

Restart without the guilt trip

Rescue Mode bins the stale schedule and gets the course moving from today.

You don't need another study app. You need this course off the unfinished pile.

Course Rescue doesn't make flashcards, teach active recall, generate course content or replace the platform you already paid for. Its job is narrower: plan the course from the start or from where you are now, keep it current and get you to the end.

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SIMPLE PRICING

Finish this one before you buy another one.

Included with BlinkClicks+

Unlimited courses, automatic replanning, Rescue Mode and progress tracking — included with BlinkClicks+.

Open Course Rescue

14-day free trial, then £9.99/month via PayPal. One membership unlocks the included BlinkClicks app collection.

Questions before you rescue the course?

GET THE COURSE MOVING AGAIN

The course is already paid for. Get it finished.

Start from lesson one or pick up where you left off. Tell Course Rescue what the workload looks like and when you can realistically work on it, and it will build a plan from where you are now.

Start with 14 days of full BlinkClicks+ access. Then £9.99/month via PayPal for all included BlinkClicks apps.