u/danychukstudiosllc

Hi all, I found a tool that takes your resume and finds jobs with keywords/seniority/years in role and matches it. Instead of tailoring your resumes for specific companies or jobs find roles that just fit you. There is also interview prep, cv generator and a tool that nudges your resume toward the jd by adding relevant keywords. It works internationally as well and contains remote jobs too.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on BlazeDB, a Swift-native embedded database focused on local app storage and developer tooling workflows. It’s open sourced with a MIT license.

Main goals were:
\\- Swift-native API surface
\\- WAL-backed crash recovery
\\- Encrypted persistence (AES-GCM)
\\- Custom binary protocol (BlazeBinary)
\\- Reactive SwiftUI integration
\\- Typed query DSL
\\- Local-first/offline-friendly architecture
\\- Document Store

A lot of the project started because I wanted something that felt more natural in Swift apps without dropping straight into SQLite C APIs or fighting some of the rough edges around Core Data/SwiftData.

Some of the hardest parts ended up being:
\\- persistence corruption edge cases
\\- single vs multi-writer concurrency tradeoffs
\\- replay/crash recovery correctness
\\- balancing abstraction cleanliness with performance

Would genuinely love feedback from people more experienced with storage engines/database internals.

I also wrote a Medium article walking through setup and usage:
\[Getting Started with BlazeDB: A Swift-Native Database for SwiftUI\](https://medium.com/@DanylchukStudiosLLC/getting-started-with-blazedb-a-swift-native-database-for-swiftui-5cf329c0ec38)

I got tired of applying blindly, so I built a tool that compares resumes against active job listings and shows where you’re actually competitive.

It’s more scoring/matching focused than “AI resume rewriting.”

Would genuinely love feedback from people job searching right now:
https://seekerscore.com