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@maxchen
current streak
47days
Inferno
- reviewed
- 487
- mastered
- 74
- health
- 94%
last 30 days
activity
top patterns
- dynamic programming18
- arrays & hashing24
- graphs · bfs/dfs9
Every problem you’ve solved goes into orbit. The schedule pulls each one back the moment before you’d forget the pattern, so when the interview hits, the solution’s already there.
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2 mastered
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Today's Goal
🔥 12
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Reviews Due
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Binary review until the pattern lands. Got it / didn't.
Five-button SR. Bad ratings come back tomorrow. Great ratings push out weeks.
Three Goods in a row. Maintenance only: every 90 days the pattern resurfaces.
Review Session
7 / 8
Given coin denominations and a target amount, return the fewest coins needed. Return -1 if impossible.
74 / 115
94% remembered on last review
Snapshot of each card's most recent grade, not a forgetting curve.
A self-contained card with your streak, problems mastered, top patterns, and the day’s heatmap row. Looks great pinned to a profile.
leetcycle.comproof of work
@maxchen
47days
Inferno
activity
Anki is a general-purpose memorization box. LeetCycle is built around how people actually prep for coding interviews: problems and patterns, a clear path from learning to practicing to mastered, and reviews tuned to that workflow, not generic decks.
Yes, that is the loop. Every review means redoing the problem, then rating confidence so spaced repetition reflects real work, not vibes. Keep reps focused: open it, solve it, log how it felt, next card.
You add problems with a LeetCode URL (or a name). LeetCycle does not run your code or sync your official submission history. It's your practice OS: scheduling, confidence, and progress live here.
Your streak reflects consecutive days you showed up. Miss a day and it resets, plain and simple. What doesn't reset is the point of the system: cards come back when the schedule says they should, so the queue can feel heavier until you clear it. That's consistency mechanics, not punishment.
Your library and review history are tied to your account, not a public leaderboard by default.
No re-grinding. The schedule won’t let your patterns dull.