CodeSync - Automatic Coding Problem Backup

Automatically backs up accepted LeetCode submissions to a GitHub repository.

# Chrome Web Store Listing — CodeSync ## Short description (max 132 characters) Automatically back up your accepted LeetCode solutions to GitHub — no copy-pasting, ever. ## Detailed description **CodeSync backs up your accepted LeetCode submissions to your own GitHub repository — automatically, the moment they're accepted.** Stop manually copy-pasting solved problems into your GitHub repo. Solve a problem on LeetCode, get Accepted, and CodeSync commits the solution — plus a generated README with the problem description, difficulty, tags, and your runtime/memory stats — straight to your repository. No extra clicks required. **How it works** 1. Connect a GitHub repository once, using a personal access token scoped to just that repo 2. Solve problems on LeetCode as you normally would 3. When a submission is Accepted, CodeSync detects it and commits automatically Each problem gets its own folder (customizable, defaults to Platform/Topic/Problem-Name) with a README.md and your solution file, named and extensioned correctly for whatever language you submitted in. **Features** - Fully automatic backup on every Accepted submission — or flip on "ask before committing" if you'd rather confirm each one - Auto-generated README per problem: description, difficulty, tags, your runtime and memory stats - Re-submitting an already-solved problem updates the existing files, not duplicates - Customizable folder structure - A popup showing your last sync status and a one-click "Sync Last Submission" for manual retries **Your data stays yours** Your GitHub token is stored only in your browser's local extension storage and is used solely to talk directly to GitHub's API for the one repository you configure. CodeSync has no backend server, no analytics, and no third-party data sharing. Full details in the privacy policy. **Currently supports:** LeetCode. Built with a modular platform architecture so support for other judges (HackerRank, Codeforces, and more) can be added over time. **Source code:** github.com/sazidrj/codesync ## Category Developer Tools ## Language English (United States)