Anupam Debnath

Every time I started solving DSA problems, I'd be highly motivated for a month, maybe a month and a half. I'd solve daily, feel progress, and think, "This time, I'll master it."

Then it would happen. Life gets busy. A difficult problem takes too long. The streak breaks. And just like that, I'd stop – for weeks, sometimes months.

I wasn't lazy. I was missing a system. Motivation fades, but habits shouldn't. The problem wasn't my effort – it was the lack of a rhythm.

That's why I built DevRhythm. Not just another problem tracker, but a habit engine. Spaced repetition reminds you exactly when you're about to forget. Revision schedules keep patterns alive. Your heatmap shows your consistency, not just your solves.

This isn't about cramming 500 problems. It's about solving 5 problems, 10 times, with rhythm. 1 day, 3 days, 6 days, 30 days – the intervals that turn short‑term memory into lasting mastery.

DevRhythm is my attempt to solve my own problem – and help others break the cycle too.