LeetFlash vs AlgoLens

Mastering algorithms isn’t just about solving problems — it’s about reviewing them effectively! LeetFlash applies spaced repetition techniques, inspired by the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve, to help you deeply memorize and retain LeetCode problems, making your technical interview prep smarter and more efficient. Key Features: - Intelligent Review Scheduling: Automatically plan optimal review times based on your performance. - Easy Problem Capture: Use our Chrome Extension to save problems. - Cross-Device Sync: Keep your study progress in sync across mobile and desktop. Who is it for? - Students and professionals preparing for technical interviews - Developers aiming to strengthen their algorithm foundation - Learners looking to build a sustainable and effective study habit Let LeetFlash be your coach for algorithm mastery — turn your practice into lasting success! Note: Adding new problems is currently supported via the LeetFlash website. The iOS app focuses on reviewing your existing saved problems. Privacy Policy: https://www.leetflash.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.leetflash.com/terms

AlgoLens teaches coding patterns the way they actually click — through real-world stories, interactive visualizers, and guided practice. Instead of memorizing abstract algorithms, see why and where each pattern is used in real software systems: • Fraud detection → Sliding Window • Duplicate payments → HashMap • Undo / Redo → Stack • Recently Played → Arrays • Friends of friends → Graph BFS • Calendar conflicts → Merge Intervals Eight pattern paths so far: • Arrays • HashMaps • Two Pointers • Sliding Window • Stack & Queue • Trees • Graph Basics • Merge Intervals Each lesson includes: • A real-world story that anchors the pattern in memory • An interactive visualizer — step through, play, watch the work happen • Guided practice problems with explanations • An interview-ready breakdown with time/space complexity, vs. brute force, and a Swift code sample in a syntax-highlighted editor Practice mode adds three coding game types: • Fill in the blanks — tap a token, drop it into the right slot • Sort the code — shuffled lines, tap two to swap them into order • Find the bug — read the function, tap the line that doesn't match the title Stack streaks, earn XP, and filter puzzles by the companies that ask similar questions in interviews — Google, Meta, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft. Built for mobile-first learning. iPhone-sized, dark code editor styling, short focused lessons designed for the in-between moments. Understand patterns visually. Remember them through stories. Apply them like real engineers.