Save your accepted LeetCode, CodeChef and GeeksforGeeks solutions to GitHub, filed by topic. Free, private and contest-safe.
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2.0.1
updated 6 Oct 2026
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About SolveLog
SolveLog keeps your solved coding problems from disappearing into submission history.
After LeetCode confirms an Accepted submission, SolveLog saves your code and problem metadata to a GitHub repository selected by you. Solutions are organised by topic, difficulty, and problem so that your practice becomes a searchable revision archive.
KEY FEATURES
• Automatically detects accepted LeetCode submissions
• Organises solutions by topic → difficulty → problem
• Uses a persistent, sequential queue for reliable GitHub commits
• Prevents duplicate commits when the same problem is submitted repeatedly
• Supports manual saving and download-only use
• Includes Contest Safe Mode
• Stores contest solutions locally until you choose to release them
• Supports light, dark, and colourful pixel-inspired themes
• Preserves queued submissions across browser restarts
• Uses no advertising or analytics
PRIVACY-FIRST GITHUB ACCESS
SolveLog does not require access to every repository in your GitHub account.
You can create a fine-grained GitHub token restricted to:
• One selected repository
• Contents: Read and write
• No other repository permissions
The token is stored locally in your browser and is sent only to GitHub's API when synchronising your solutions.
CONTEST SAFE MODE
When SolveLog detects a contest route, accepted solutions stay inside a local Contest Vault. They are not committed publicly until you review and release them.
FREE AND OPEN SOURCE
The free edition of SolveLog is available under the MIT License. Source code, tests, architecture documentation, and release history are publicly available on GitHub.
SolveLog is not affiliated with or endorsed by LeetCode or GitHub.