PH Deck

Users face difficulties in recording Google Meet sessions due to either the need for paid subscriptions, complex sign-up processes, or poor integration with local storage, leading to restricted access, additional costs, and inconvenience.

Users manually transcribe Google Meet calls or use third-party services, which are time-consuming and require internet access or logins.

Users previously relied on basic screen sharing in Google Meet without real-time annotation capabilities, leading to ineffective visual collaboration and no integrated meeting recording with annotations.

Users need screen recording tools but face high costs and limited features (e.g., watermarks, format restrictions) with traditional paid or free solutions.

During meetings, participants often struggle to organize their notes, delineate action items, and consolidate key questions effectively; this disorganization can lead to misunderstandings and missed opportunities for collaboration. The drawbacks of this old situation include inefficient note-taking, lack of centralized storage for meeting content, and difficulty in sharing and referring to discussed points.

Users need paid or trial software for screen recording, facing high costs, watermarks, and limited functionality.

Users manually take notes during Google Meet meetings and switch to Slack to share them, leading to inefficient context switching and missed critical points.

Users need to record online videos but face limited resolution and frame rate options and ads in recorded content with traditional tools.

Users previously accessed ChatGPT via browsers or unofficial APKs, facing security risks, lack of optimization for mobile, and dependency on internet connectivity.

Users manually navigate to Google Meet's website, create a meeting, and copy-paste the link every time they need to start or share a video call, leading to time-consuming and repetitive steps.