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Automatically sync your coding solutions to GitHub from LeetCode, GeeksforGeeks, HackerRank, and CodeChef. The Ultimate GitHub Auto-Sync Tool for Competitive Programmers and Software Engineers. Stop manually copying and pasting your code. PushMyCode is a privacy-first, lightweight browser extension that automatically syncs your accepted coding solutions directly to your personal GitHub repository. Build your GitHub commit streak effortlessly and impress recruiters with an organized portfolio of all your Data Structures and Algorithms solutions. SUPPORTED PLATFORMS: - LeetCode - GeeksforGeeks - HackerRank - CodeChef HOW IT WORKS: 1. Link your GitHub account in one click. 2. Choose a repository (or let the extension create one for you). 3. Solve problems normally. As soon as your solution is "Accepted", PushMyCode instantly pushes the code and problem description to your GitHub in the background. KEY FEATURES: - Automatic Organization: Code is neatly categorized into folders by Platform and Difficulty (e.g., /leetcode/medium/0001-two-sum/solution.cpp). - Comprehensive Readmes: Automatically generates Markdown files containing the full problem description, your runtime/memory stats, and a link back to the original problem. - Live Dashboard: Track your total problems solved, your daily commit streak, and languages used directly from the extension popup. - Global README: Automatically generates and updates a statistics README on the front page of your repository. - Manual Sync: Missed an old problem? Just click the "Sync to GitHub" button on LeetCode, or hit the native "Submit" button again on any past solution to force a sync. PRIVACY & SECURITY FIRST: PushMyCode is 100% serverless after the initial GitHub authentication. Your code is sent directly from your own browser straight to the GitHub API. We do not track, store, or intercept your code on external servers. Join thousands of developers automating their portfolio today.
Jul 9, 2026
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