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Hey all — sharing a side project I've been building solo, called Kavodo (kavodo.tech). The problem I kept running into: I'd start a DSA prep plan, bounce between LeetCode, GeeksforGeeks, and whatever roadmap I found that week, and lose track of what I'd actually solved, where I was weak, and whether I was making real progress or just grinding random problems. So instead of another problem list, I built a tracker that sits on top of whatever list you're already using: Spreadsheet-style tracker (topic, difficulty, status) instead of a flat checklist GitHub-style heatmap + streak counters, so progress is visible instead of just a pile of checkmarks Paste a title/URL from LeetCode, GFG, wherever, and it pulls the problem in — no manual re-typing Optional GitHub push, so your solved-problem history lives in your own repo instead of locked inside a platform Login is just Google or GitHub, no separate password It's not trying to replace LeetCode's problem bank. It's meant to answer the question "am I actually getting better at this" while you use whatever source you already like. Still early and rough in places. If anyone's willing to poke at it and tell me what's confusing, broken, or missing, I'd genuinely appreciate the feedback: kavodo.tech Curious how the rest of you track DSA prep — spreadsheet, Notion, nothing at all?   submitted by   /u/Much_Intention_ [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/13 22:52:50