Code → GitHub Sync

Push your latest accepted solution from LeetCode, GeeksforGeeks, HackerRank, Codeforces, or CodeChef straight to your GitHub repo — no copy-pasting, no manual commits. How it works: 1. Solve a problem and get it accepted on any of the five supported sites. 2. Click the extension icon — it detects the problem you're on automatically. 3. Click "Push to GitHub." Your solution is committed to a folder structure organized by site, problem, and timestamp (e.g. leetcode/two-sum/2026-08-12_14-30-00/solution.py), so your history never gets overwritten. Set up once: add a GitHub personal access token, your username, and a repository name in the settings panel. Everything is stored locally in your browser and only ever sent to GitHub's own API. Privacy first: no accounts, no analytics, no third-party servers. Your code and credentials go directly from your browser to GitHub — nothing passes through us.