Hi HN,We have been building SyncLite, an open-source platform to simplify offline-first application development.If your application uses SQLite or DuckDB, SyncLite lets it continue using the local database as usual while synchronization happens in the background.For SQL-based applications, SyncLite records transactions into transactionally consistent .sqlog files using SQLite as an open replication format. A background consolidator replays those transactions, derives row-level CDC and schema changes, and applies them transactionally to destination databases like PostgreSQL.The same architecture supports both database replication and many-to-one data consolidation. For applications that don t work directly with SQL, SyncLite also provides Store Devices (CRUD APIs) and Streaming Devices.SyncLite is open source and available for Java, Python, Rust, and native C/C++ ( nodejs, .NET, go in roadmap).GitHub: https://github.com/syncliteio/SyncLiteWe wouldd love your feedback on the architecture, developer experience, and whether this is something you would find useful for building offline-first applications.