Hello everyone.

Before anything else, I want to make one thing clear:

This project comes from a place of appreciation for Codeforces.

I recently built Leetify, a browser extension that rethinks the Codeforces problem-solving workflow while trying to stay respectful of what makes Codeforces great.

After talking to many users, I realized something interesting: a lot of people genuinely like the current Codeforces UI. It's familiar, lightweight, fast, and has been part of many people's competitive programming journey for years.

So the goal of Leetify is not to change Codeforces.

The goal is simply to make solving problems more efficient.

Website: https://leetify-dun.vercel.app/ , join 10000+ people who are already using it .

Hello everyone.

Before anything else, this project comes from a place of appreciation for Codeforces.

Leetify isn’t trying to redesign Codeforces. It’s trying to remove the friction around solving.

My workflow used to look like:

Problem → Code Editor → Notes → Submissions → Performance Analysis

Constant tab switching. Constant context switching.

Leetify brings those workflows into a single workspace with an integrated editor, notes, submissions, analytics, and other productivity features.

Less switching. Faster solving.

check it out : https://leetify-dun.vercel.app/

Hello everyone.

Before anything else, I want to make one thing clear:

This project comes from a place of appreciation for Codeforces.

I recently built Leetify, a browser extension that rethinks the Codeforces problem-solving workflow while trying to stay respectful of what makes Codeforces great.

After talking to many users, I realized something interesting: a lot of people genuinely like the current Codeforces UI. It's familiar, lightweight, fast, and has been part of many people's competitive programming journey for years.

So the goal of Leetify is not to change Codeforces.

The goal is simply to make solving problems more efficient.

Website: https://leetify-dun.vercel.app/ , join 2000+ people who are already using it .

Hello everyone.

Over the last few years, my competitive programming workflow slowly became ridiculous.

A typical solving session looked something like this:

• Codeforces problem page
• Submit page
• Custom Invocation page
• VS Code
• Notion / Google Docs / notebook for notes
• Sometimes another tab to track progress

By the time I was actually solving the problem, half my attention was already spent switching between tabs.

Even worse, I kept running into the same issue:

I would solve a problem, learn something useful, promise myself I'd remember it, and then completely forget it a few weeks later.

A clever DP transition.

A graph observation.

A constructive trick.

A mistake I never wanted to repeat.

Everything slowly disappeared into old notebooks, random documents, or my memory.

So I(Ayush) started building Leetify.

Not to replace Codeforces.

Just to make the workflow around solving problems feel better.

Website: https://leetify-dun.vercel.app/

A short demo and screenshots are available on the website.

Hello everyone.

Before anything else, I want to make one thing clear:

This project comes from a place of appreciation for Codeforces.

I recently built Leetify, a browser extension that rethinks the Codeforces problem-solving workflow while trying to stay respectful of what makes Codeforces great.

After talking to many users, I realized something interesting: a lot of people genuinely like the current Codeforces UI. It's familiar, lightweight, fast, and has been part of many people's competitive programming journey for years.

So the goal of Leetify is not to change Codeforces.

The goal is simply to make solving problems more efficient.

Website: https://leetify-dun.vercel.app/

Highlights

• Split-screen problem + editor workspace
• Run custom tests without leaving the page
• One-click submission from the workspace
• Difficulty ratings and color-coded tags
• VS Code-inspired editor
• Notes-taking system for problems coming in v0.1.3

Instead of constantly switching between:

• Problem page
• Submit page
• Custom Invocation page
• VS Code
• Personal notes

Leetify tries to bring everything into one workspace.