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Auto-commits your Accepted LeetCode solutions to a GitHub repo you own. CodeLedger automatically saves your LeetCode progress to GitHub while you solve problems. Whenever you get an Accepted submission, CodeLedger grabs your solution and the problem statement and commits them directly to a GitHub repository you own. No copying and pasting, no downloading files, and no messing around with git commands. WHAT IT DOES • Automatically detects Accepted submissions as you solve LeetCode problems. • Saves your solution and the problem statement to your GitHub repo, with a separate folder for each problem. For example: 0001-two-sum/ • Keeps track of performance by adding your runtime and memory usage to the commit message. Your Git history becomes a simple performance log. • Gives you a quick progress dashboard right from the toolbar. You can see how many problems you've solved, your Easy, Medium and Hard breakdown, current daily streak, solves from the last 7 days, most-used programming language, and your latest solved problem. • Helps prevent accidental commits to the wrong repo by warning you if you're signed into a different LeetCode account. • Includes a simple illustrated guide that you can open anytime from the Help section. SETUP Getting started is simple. Click the CodeLedger icon in your browser toolbar, sign in with GitHub, and either create a new private repository or connect an existing one. That's it. Now just solve LeetCode problems as you normally would. Once a submission is accepted, CodeLedger takes care of the rest and your solution will appear in your GitHub repository within seconds. PRIVACY CodeLedger doesn't collect analytics, track you, or require you to create another account. Your GitHub token stays on your device and is only used to communicate with GitHub. Your solutions are sent only to the repository you selected. Your code stays yours.
Sep 19, 2026
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