Capture
Local accepted tracking
Records accepted problem metadata, tags, language, and code when the page exposes it, all from a Chrome extension workflow that still works without a backend.
Local-First Interview Prep
LeetBeam captures accepted solves, organizes your daily momentum, and turns raw practice into a more intentional interview-prep rhythm without forcing you into a backend-first workflow.
Local-First Tracking
Sync
Reads today's accepted rows from your open LeetCode progress page, with submissions as a fallback.
Why LeetBeam
Instead of treating LeetCode as a pile of disconnected submissions, LeetBeam turns it into a daily practice journal with grounded metrics, reliable sync paths, and coaching that stays optional.
Capture
Records accepted problem metadata, tags, language, and code when the page exposes it, all from a Chrome extension workflow that still works without a backend.
Review
Daily review and interview coach sections are built from rule-based analytics, so your counts, streaks, topic mix, and trend math stay stable and explainable.
Sync
Re-reads your LeetCode progress history when you want to correct or refresh recent accepted entries, instead of silently inventing data.
Coach
Add your own OpenAI API key only if you want higher-level narrative coaching. Core tracking still stays useful without any model configured.
How it works
LeetBeam prefers visible page extraction, local storage, and narrow sync actions over fragile hidden dependencies. The result is a workflow that feels lightweight, but still gives you meaningful review.
The extension listens on supported LeetCode pages and captures accepted submissions from real page state.
Open the popup to see tracked solves, streak, recent accepted problems, and a daily summary of where your practice is strong or thin.
Enable AI only when you want richer narrative guidance. The extension sends a compact analytics summary instead of outsourcing the whole product to a model.
Trust by design
Ready to try it
LeetBeam is built for people who want a calmer, more intentional practice loop instead of another noisy dashboard.