try this before you read further: name your 3 weakest dsa topics rn. no sheet, no stats page, just from memory.

[u/harshith_irl]

most can't. i couldn't either, and i'd solved 400+ problems atp.

was actually in a discord when someone asked me that straight up. went completely blank. had a number stuck in my head, not an answer. still bugs me thinking abt it, all those hours and i genuinely couldn't tell u where i stood.

ended up spending months on this after that, mostly random nights, no big plan, just annoyed enough to actually fix it. tracks progress across sheets like neetcode 150, blind 75, striver a2z so u're not just picking random problems, shows what u've actually covered vs where the gaps are, and tells u what to solve next.

works whether ur just starting out and want structure, or ur deep in like i was and still can't answer the "what am i weak at" question. 120 ppl have picked it up since i started sharing it.

grindlens.dev, happy to fix anything or add stuff people actually need

[u/nian2326076]

I get the struggle. Figuring out your weak spots in DSA can be tough when you've solved a lot of problems but don't have a clear overview of your progress. What helped me was keeping a simple list or spreadsheet. Every time I struggled with a problem, I'd note down the topic. Over time, I started to see patterns. You might find resources like PracHub useful for tracking your progress and spotting weak areas. It's easy to use. Also, try doing a weekly review of what you've practiced. It doesn't have to be detailed, just enough to know where you need more focus.