PH Deck

Users currently rely on traditional journaling or unsaved digital notes to document thoughts for their future selves, facing lack of automated reminders and secure long-term storage which often leads to forgotten intentions or lost entries

Users struggle to find a safe and lasting method to store personal reflections, relying on physical journals or generic note-taking apps that risk loss, damage, or lack emotional engagement.

Users seek personal reflection and emotional support but rely on traditional journaling or social platforms which lack scheduled future messaging, anonymous community engagement, and structured daily reflections.

Users want to capture and preserve meaningful moments or thoughts for the future. The drawbacks of the old situation are that users may forget these important reflections if they don’t record them somewhere, and traditional ways of writing to oneself (like diaries or notes) might not have the same anticipation and emotional impact of being delivered on a specific future date. Additionally, tangible notes can be lost or damaged.

Users struggle to capturing and organizing food memories in a meaningful way, leading to forgotten culinary experiences and disconnected emotional connections to past moments.

Job seekers manually write cover letters for each application, which is time-consuming and often lacks tailoring to specific job descriptions, reducing interview chances.

IELTS test-takers struggle to practice letter writing efficiently due to lack of personalized feedback and time-consuming self-study routines, leading to slower skill improvement and score stagnation.

Users previously wrote letters manually or used basic digital notes to send messages to their future selves or loved ones, but struggled to ensure secure storage and reliable scheduled delivery, leading to lost letters or forgotten intentions.

Users struggle to manually draft complaint letters with proper structure, tone, and legal phrasing, leading to inefficiency, frustration, and potential lack of clarity in resolving grievances.

Currently, medical professionals are burdened with extensive paperwork and documentation. This old solution involves manually drafting and transcribing medical letters, which can be time-consuming and error-prone.

The drawbacks of the old situation include the need to spend extensive time on paperwork, which takes away from patient care and increases the likelihood of transcription errors.