CodeTrail

Save your accepted LeetCode, AlgoMaster and GeeksforGeeks solutions to your own GitHub repo, automatically.

CodeTrail saves every coding problem you solve to a GitHub repository you own. Solve a problem, get "Accepted", and CodeTrail commits your solution in the background. No copying, no pasting, no extra clicks. Works on: • LeetCode • AlgoMaster • GeeksforGeeks What gets saved Each problem gets its own folder with your solution file, the problem statement, its difficulty and a link back. Solve it again in another language and both versions are kept. Notes you write in the Notes tab on LeetCode or AlgoMaster are saved too. Your progress in the popup • A day streak and your best streak • Problems solved and how many you saved today • Your most recent solves, with site, difficulty and language • A short message on the problem page when each solve is saved Built to be trusted • CodeTrail can only reach the repositories you select on GitHub. It can't see or change any other repo. • Your code goes straight from your browser to your own GitHub repo. It never passes through anyone else's server. • Sign in with GitHub's official device login; your token stays in your browser. • Offline or GitHub down? Solves wait and save on their own once you're back. • Light and dark themes. Kept working as sites change Coding sites update their pages often, and that can break an integration. CodeTrail reports its own errors so they get fixed quickly, often before you notice. Reports never include your code, notes, GitHub token or repo name, and you can turn them off in settings. Something not right? "Feedback" in the popup goes straight to the developer. Getting started 1. Install CodeTrail. A setup tab opens. 2. Connect GitHub and choose which repo CodeTrail can use. You pick it on GitHub's own page. 3. Solve a problem. That's it. Want another site supported? Ask through "Feedback" in the popup.