PH Deck

Users currently rely on scales, calculators, or gym visits to estimate body fat percentage, which require physical equipment, manual calculations, or professional assistance.

Users currently measure body fat and body composition through traditional methods like calipers or professional scans, which can be inaccurate or expensive.

Traditional methods like scales only provide weight information without detailing the body composition, leading to an incomplete understanding of one's fitness level and progress in terms of fat and lean mass.

Users struggle to digitize and preserve old family photos with traditional methods, leading to potential damage, loss, and difficulty in sharing.

Parents and guardians previously relied on smartphones or traditional cameras for children's photography, which are fragile, expensive, and complex for young kids to use independently.

Consumers rely on traditional weight scales to track body weight, which often leads them to overlook other important health metrics such as body fat percentage, muscle mass, and bone density.

Users face difficulty in extracting 3D lidar-scanned meshes from Meta Quest 3 and 3S to save them in FBX format.

Users need to manually track their workouts and diets and rely on specialized equipment for body composition analysis, leading to inconvenience and potential inaccuracies.

Users need to restore old, damaged, or faded photos but rely on manual methods or expensive professional services. Time-consuming, costly, and less accessible for casual users.

Consumers often find it difficult to determine if a product is truly Canadian, relying on packaging information which can be unclear or misleading. Verify if a product is truly Canadian is a frequent issue for users, leading to non-transparent purchasing decisions.