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See which problems you solved on each day, right on your CodeChef profile heatmap. (Unofficial — not affiliated with CodeChef.) Solve Tracker for CodeChef adds a detailed, interactive activity heatmap to your CodeChef profile — so you can finally see exactly which problems you solved on each day. CodeChef's built-in heatmap only shows HOW MANY submissions you made on a given day. This extension goes further: hover over any day to instantly see the list of problems you attempted or solved that day, whether each was accepted, the language you used, and a direct link to the problem. ✨ FEATURES • Per-day problem breakdown — hover any cell to see the exact problems from that day • ✅ / ❌ status for each problem (accepted vs. attempted) • Direct links to open each problem on CodeChef • Switch time ranges (Last 6 Months, and each half-year), just like CodeChef's own heatmap • Matches CodeChef's look in both light and dark mode (and works with the Dark Reader extension) • Always up to date — newly solved problems appear automatically, no manual refresh needed • Fast — your data is cached locally and refreshed quietly in the background 🔒 PRIVACY This extension runs entirely in your browser. It reads your CodeChef submission data directly from CodeChef and stores it only in your browser's local storage. No data is ever sent to any third-party server. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This is an unofficial, independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with CodeChef.
Aug 29, 2026
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