Implicit Ode Solvers Are Not Universally More Robust Than Explicit Ode Solvers (stochasticlifestyle.com)

My wife and I have been working on this project for quite some time. It’s an online resume and career tools platform called Magic CV. She has been handling the backend development, while I’ve been working on the frontend side.

Yesterday evening, we decided to make our platform 100% free for everyone. It currently includes:

- Up to 10 resumes - Up to 10 cover letters - Unlimited PDF downloads (no watermarks, no paywalls) - Limited AI features

Roadmap

- Word format downloads (in progress) - Job Tracker (in progress) - Targeted resumes for specific jobs - Custom prompts + ability to use your own AI API keys (stay free forever) - Personal website builder - Plus a few new ideas we’re exploring

Data* DB data is encrypted. No sign-in required to try out the resume builder.

Monetization

Right now, most of the key features are completely free. If users need more resumes, targeted resumes, or extra AI usage, we offer one-time payment options.

We’re also considering enabling Google AdSense for free users (currently no ads). Not yet decided, would love HN’s feedback on this.

I’d really appreciate your thoughts, suggestions, feature requests.

GitHub issues are open here: https://github.com/KalanaPerera/magiccv.ai

Ask any questions you may have - happy to answer :)

Thanks!

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