See algorithms run.
Finally understand them.

Learn the patterns through 100 interactive, step-by-step visual walkthroughs synced to real code — then drill them across a 1,576-problem practice library. Stop re-reading solutions you'll forget — watch them work until they click.

1,576 Problems
100 Visual walkthroughs
176 Code Puzzles
21 Cheatsheets
Bubble Sort
for i in range(n):
  for j in range(n-i-1):
    if arr[j] > arr[j+1]:
      swap(arr, j, j+1)

Don't take our word for it — step through one

This is the core of Algo Mind: watch the algorithm work, one step at a time. Here's bubble sort — see the biggest values bubble to the end. Press play.

Bubble Sort nums = [6, 3, 8, 2, 5]

Bubble sort sweeps left to right, comparing neighbours.

Step 0 / 14

In the app, 100 problems have full interactive walkthroughs like this — 900+ hand-crafted animation steps across arrays, trees, graphs, stacks, matrices, DP tables, and more.

Built for understanding, not memorizing

Visual walkthroughs to learn the idea, three practice modes to make it stick, and cheatsheets for the night before.

Step-through visualizer

Play, pause, scrub, and change speed through 11 kinds of visualizations — arrays, linked lists, trees, graphs, stacks, matrices, DP tables, sliding windows, backtracking trees, and more.

Code that follows along

Problems ship with working implementations in Python and Kotlin — and across most of the practice library, Java and C++ too. On visualized problems, the exact lines being executed highlight in sync with each step — no guessing how the picture maps to the code.

176 fill-in-the-blank puzzles

Rebuild real solutions by filling in the missing pieces of code, with hints when you're stuck. The fastest way to find out whether you actually understood — or just nodded along.

Practice modes that drill deeper

Re-order the steps of an algorithm, answer true/false checks on the tricky details, pick the right complexity — or mix them all in a quick 5, 10, or 15-problem session.

A real curriculum, not a problem pile

The Core Curriculum walks you through 8 ordered chapters — from Big O foundations to dynamic programming — mixing lessons, cheatsheets, and practice so each idea builds on the last.

Momentum you can see

Daily streaks, XP, a daily challenge, per-topic mastery, and bookmarks for the problems that trip you up. Know exactly what you've mastered and what needs another pass.

21 cheatsheets for the night before

From the Big O Growth Guide to the Binary Search Variation Guide and Monotonic Stacks — 175 sections of curated reference across Fundamentals, Data Structures, and Patterns.

Big O Growth Guide HashMap Patterns Two Pointers Guide Monotonic Stack Top K with Heaps DP Foundations +15 more

17 topics, 1,576 problems — the patterns visualized

From your first array scan to backtracking and bit manipulation. Easy, Medium, and Hard problems, all with full explanations, examples, and complexity analysis.

Arrays & Hashing
Two Pointers
Sorting
Math & Geometry
Dynamic Programming
Greedy
Binary Search
Heap / Priority Queue
Sliding Window
Graphs
Stack
Backtracking
Bit Manipulation
Linked List
Trees
Tries
Intervals

Your next interview won't wait

Reading solutions feels like progress. Understanding them is progress. Download Algo Mind and step through your first algorithm in the next five minutes.

Common questions

Everything you need to know before getting started.

What is Algo Mind?

Algo Mind is a mobile app for iOS and Android that teaches data structures and algorithms through interactive, step-by-step visualizations synced to real code. It includes 100 visual walkthroughs, a 1,576-problem coding-interview practice library across 17 topics, 176 fill-in-the-blank code puzzles, and 21 cheatsheets, with solutions in Python, Java, Kotlin, and C++.

Is it free?

Free to download and free to start learning — no credit card required. You can work through the early curriculum and unlock more topics as you solve. An optional Premium subscription unlocks the full library (all 17 topics, 1,576 problems, 100 walkthroughs, 176 puzzles, and 21 cheatsheets). Current pricing — and any free trial or introductory offer — is shown in the app before you subscribe and can vary by country.

How is this different from LeetCode?

LeetCode tests whether you can solve a problem. Algo Mind teaches you to understand it. The core patterns come as interactive visualizations that show what the algorithm does at each step, with the matching code lines highlighted in sync. Practice modes — step sequencing, true/false checks, and fill-in-the-blank code puzzles — verify the understanding actually stuck, and a 1,576-problem library lets you apply it at interview scale.

What if I'm a complete beginner?

That's exactly who the Core Curriculum is for. It starts with Big O and recursion fundamentals, then builds chapter by chapter through arrays, two pointers, stacks, binary search, sliding window, linked lists, trees, and into sorting and dynamic programming. Each idea builds on the previous one.

What languages are supported?

Every problem includes complete, syntax-highlighted implementations in Python and Kotlin, and most of the practice library adds Java and C++ as well. On visualized problems, the code is synced line-by-line with the animation.

Is it on iOS?

Yes — Algo Mind is available on both platforms: the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and Google Play for Android. Both versions are built from the same codebase, so content and features stay in sync.

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