HUMAN VIEWSees the pattern
“That is the valley. That later point is the peak.”
A new way to learn data structures & algorithms
Don't just solve it.
Feel how it works.
LeetGame turns interview problems into tactile puzzles—so you learn to think in states, steps, and constraints before you write a line of code.
A playable concept based on the working Flutter prototype. No code editor. No syntax anxiety.
The learning gap
Humans see the answer.
Computers earn it.
On a small array, your eyes can spot the maximum instantly. A computer cannot. It must read, compare, remember, and move—one operation at a time.
LeetGame removes the visual shortcuts and makes algorithmic constraints physical. The abstract becomes a sequence you can feel.
The interface removes shortcuts.
No omniscient view. You work with the same local information and limited operations an algorithm has.
Every action changes state.
Reads, writes, shifts, pointer moves, and stack operations become visible, deliberate decisions.
Efficiency becomes a score.
Your result earns the win. Your move count reveals whether you found the algorithmic pattern.
Inside the playground
Algorithms become objects.
Each challenge translates an invisible machine operation into a focused, constraint-driven interaction.
Trade one day at a time.
See only the price a computer can see. Buy, sell, or wait—and discover why every uphill matters.
Reverse without seeing digits.
Extract, remove, and rebuild. Turn modulo and integer division into movements you can remember.
Move like memory moves.
Traverse links, preserve references, and feel the exact order that keeps a data structure alive.
From arrays to graphs.
A growing playground for sliding windows, recursion, trees, heaps, dynamic programming, and beyond.
3×
operations per digit in Reverse Integer
1
machine-visible decision at a time
∞
patterns waiting to become playable
Built for the full interview journey
Start with motion. End with mastery.
The prototype begins with greedy decisions and digit mechanics. The roadmap expands into arrays, pointers, sliding windows, recursion, trees, heaps, graphs, and dynamic programming.
Follow the build on GitHubFoundations
ArraysPointers
PatternsRecursion
MasteryQuestions, answered
Before you press play.
Is LeetGame another code editor?
No. It is the layer before code: an interactive environment where you perform the algorithm's operations and build the right mental model first.
Who is it designed for?
Students and early-career developers preparing for technical interviews, especially anyone who understands a solution only after tracing it by hand.
Is there a working prototype?
Yes. The Flutter prototype currently includes Stock Trading II and Reverse Integer, with persistent XP, levels, and star scores.
What comes next?
More challenge engines, accurate complexity-based scoring, structured learning paths, spaced repetition, and a stronger bridge from physical actions to production code.
LeetGame is just getting started