PH Deck

Users rely on cloud-based note-taking apps with privacy risks, internet dependency, and lack of full data control due to cloud storage and tracking.

The current situation for users is relying on online tools that often require internet connectivity, thus leading to issues like data privacy concerns and potential security breaches. These tools often require user accounts and subscriptions, which may include unwanted tracking and additional hidden costs. Users face difficulties with the requirement of constant internet access and the lack of control over their personal data, resulting in decreased privacy and security.

Users need to transcribe meetings, lectures, and ideas into text but rely on online tools requiring internet connectivity, risking data privacy breaches.

Users struggle with traditional note-taking apps that feel like notebooks, leading to fragmented idea capture and inefficient retrieval due to lack of real-time collaboration and chat integration.

Users struggle with bloated budgeting apps that require logins, personal info, and internet connectivity, leading to frustration and inefficiency in tracking daily expenses.

Users manually take notes while watching YouTube videos, leading to fragmented information and inefficiency in organizing key points and timestamps.

Users are struggling with cluttered and distracting journaling experiences on their macOS devices, which impedes their writing flow and compromises their privacy.

Users manually track expenses by reading bank SMS, which is time-consuming and prone to human error

Users manage personal relationships using traditional CRMs or manual methods like spreadsheets/notes, which lack dedicated privacy controls, expose data to ads or cloud storage, and make nurturing connections cumbersome.

Developers building applications requiring offline access face complex implementations, high maintenance, and inconsistent user experiences with traditional methods.