Finding the right online course is overwhelming. Course2Learn uses AI to surface the most relevant courses from Udemy, Coursera, LinkedIn Learning, Google, HubSpot, freeCodeCamp, YouTube, etc, across 60+ categories. Filter by free or paid, skill level, and certificate in seconds. Stop switching between 5 tabs to compare platforms. Get curated results with ratings, student counts, and direct links to enroll. AI does the searching, you do the learning. No signup. No ads. Completely free.
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Hey Product Hunt!
I built Course2Learn because I kept seeing people spend more time hunting for courses than actually learning.
The problem: every platform has hundreds of options, conflicting ratings, and confusing pricing. You need 4 tabs open just to figure out what to take.
Course2Learn uses AI to fetch and surface the most relevant courses from Udemy, Coursera, LinkedIn Learning, Google, HubSpot, freeCodeCamp, and YouTube in one place. 330+ courses across 57 categories, filterable by free or paid, skill level, and certificate.
Built this solo over weekends.
Would love your feedback on:
1. Which categories feel thin or missing
2. Any courses you want added
3. Anything confusing about the filters
Replying to everything in the comments. Thanks for checking it out!
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Been needing something like this for a while, the cross-platform filtering alone saves me tons of time. One thing that would make it even better is a way to track courses I've already started or bookmarked across platforms, maybe with progress notes, so it doubles as a learning hub instead of just a search tool.
One thing that would make this a daily tool for me is the ability to track courses I've started or want to take, even without signing up. A simple bookmark or watchlist saved locally in the browser would let me come back later and pick up where I left off comparing options.
Finally a single search bar that beats my messy bookmarks folder. Pulled up free React courses from YouTube and freeCodeCamp in one go, exactly what I needed on a Sunday afternoon.
Finally someone built this. Tried searching for a beginner Python course and got solid results from Udemy, Coursera, and even freeCodeCamp in one view. The free/paid and certificate filters saved me a ton of tab switching.
Been needing something like this for a while, the cross-platform filtering alone saves me tons of time. One thing that would make it even better is a way to track courses I've already started or bookmarked across platforms, maybe with progress notes, so it doubles as a learning hub instead of just a search tool.
@nurtenwmvt Glad, you liked it!
Sure, will work on your feedback.
One thing that would make this a daily tool for me is the ability to track courses I've started or want to take, even without signing up. A simple bookmark or watchlist saved locally in the browser would let me come back later and pick up where I left off comparing options.
@mitkervanqr7c Glad, you liked it!
Finally a single search bar that beats my messy bookmarks folder. Pulled up free React courses from YouTube and freeCodeCamp in one go, exactly what I needed on a Sunday afternoon.
@abdulkadirsosn Glad, you liked it!
Finally someone built this. Tried searching for a beginner Python course and got solid results from Udemy, Coursera, and even freeCodeCamp in one view. The free/paid and certificate filters saved me a ton of tab switching.
@ouzhan1949682 Glad, you liked it!