LeetCode User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience44.2% of reviews
Neutral28.8% of reviews
Negative experience26.9% of reviews

~ Based on 52 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is LeetCode Safe?

LeetCode appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for LeetCode is 95/100.

This assessment is based on 626 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.8/5.

Safety Analysis

93.6% of ratings point to a safe experience
2.2% of ratings suggest some concerns
4.2% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 626 App Store ratings for LeetCode.

Is LeetCode Legit?

LeetCode appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for LeetCode is 63/100.

Based on 63 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

About its use

It is very good for learning programming

Can’t see failed cases

The mobile app version is completely useless when we can’t see the failed cases, or add them to the test cases.
The iPad version doesn’t have the handy symbols menu like the phone app.

Insufficient

doesn’t show what the runtime error is, doesn’t show what a failed test case is

Allow text of questions to be enlarged in Accessibility settings

Please allow for text to be enlarged using settings -> accessibility on the iPhone. Developers sit in front of computer screens all day and many of us have bad eyesight. Being able to enlarge text in questions would help tremendously.

Otherwise a nicely built app.

LoveLeetCode

Thanx for the app! Thats amazing:)

Good but needs improvements

Submissions don’t mention which test is failing

Missing some basic features

In the solution tab, there’s no way to sort the solution by the number of vote. Some questions have hundred of solutions. Without a sorting feature, the app is basically unusable.

Not fit for purpose

This app is a good translation of the feel and visuals of the website, but the actual functionality is lacking.

After only 10-15minutes of attempting the daily challenge, the lack of multiple (arguably vital) features became too frustrating to continue:
1. After a submission fails, the testcase which was incorrect is not provided to the user.
2. There is no way to access the discussion/comment thread for the given problem.
3. There is no way to view the hints or topics for the given problem.

Overall, it just doesn't work as a learning/challenge interface; there's just no way to unpack what you've misunderstood or mishandled because there's no feedback beyond the binary pass/fail.
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App doesn’t load.

Why even make app if you don’t know how to handle iOS! Seriously app isn’t working in iOS.

Predatory Auto-Renewal, Refuses Refund

Be careful with LeetCode’s subscriptions. They auto-renewed my annual plan for another full year without sending any advance reminder — something California law (Automatic Renewal Law, §17600) actually requires before renewing.

I contacted support the same day the charge hit, explained I only ever wanted one year, and asked to cancel and refund. They hid behind a “non-refundable” clause in their Terms of Service, refused any refund, and closed my ticket without resolving anything.

Their ToS does not override state consumer-protection law, yet support kept copy-pasting the same denial. No prorated refund, no goodwill, no escalation — just a wall.

The product itself is fine, but the billing practices feel deliberately designed to trap users into charges they didn’t intend. If you subscribe, set a calendar reminder to cancel well before renewal, because they clearly won’t remind you and won’t refund you.
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Great work!!

Nice App!

Think big code big

I downloaded the app on my phone just to keep a track and it got automatically installed on my macbook , on my mac too its giving me fantastic experience, i am literally amazed , for now i just want one improvement in this existing app , add a feature so that we can access the recent submissions, while going to sleep we can just open the code and see it , its helpful in revision.
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Good Start

I like being able to solve some DSnA on the go but not having error reports or know what the test case that failed was is extremely frustrating.

An issue

There is an issue with email verification

Good stuff

Even tho it made for iPad this has better ui and does the job so it is good the only thing I will tell the dev to add is the leet ask in this aswell rest everything is awesome

Finally!!

I have been waiting for this app for years!! I always play puzzles on my phone to pass time and wished I could play Leetcode so I can feel less like I’m wasting my time. This is perfect!! THANK YOU.

Leetcode App Review

Much Needed App for Leetcode, Glad it came.

Poor devx

1. Error message is not displayed when a test case fails, making it difficult to identify the reason for the failure.
2. Failed test cases cannot be accessed or viewed after execution.
3. Special symbols are not available on iPad and should be supported.

Cannot see runtime errors

Broken ui when submitting

Waste of money

Honestly, after leetcoding for two years, and trying to get the most from solving problems and the education side, it’s just not as useful as it used to be. The app itself is barebones and you cannot maximize the whole subscription you pay for on the app. In addition, the problems are great to learn from but again now with AI you can use other tools to increase your programming knowledge. Leetcode is trash now. Not worth paying for it especially when you need to pay more for other modules as the pay off is very slim given the sector and not worth the price at all. The app again is very poor as you cannot even use the education portion even when paying. Just use AI to study the problems or build a program application and save yourself the time and money by not using this app or supporting leetcode. Also, their support team is very poor in customer support just beware when bringing up issues to them or improvement features.
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