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Users currently face difficulty in discovering and setting reminders for exhibits at Smithsonian museums in Washington, DC. The old solution may involve manual searching through multiple museum websites or relying on physical visit schedules, leading to inefficiencies. Setting reminders for exhibits at Smithsonian museums can be cumbersome and inconsistent.

Users face work delays due to mistimed communication via manual reminders (emails, texts, or generic apps) that fail to align with recipients' physical locations or schedules

Users need to keep track of deadlines effectively using traditional methods like sticky notes or basic calendar apps.

These methods can lead to forgetfulness or inadequate notification, resulting in missed deadlines.

Users often forget important dates, leading to missed events or deadlines.

Remembering important dates manually can be unreliable and prone to errors.

Users are online for extensive periods, and forgetting important tasks or reminders in the bustling digital environment is common.

Users manually track package renewals using calendars or notes, leading to missed renewals and unexpected charges or service disruptions.

Users struggle with manual or basic app-based habit tracking methods, leading to inconsistency, forgotten habits, and lack of progress insights.

Users struggle to manage bookmarks, deadlines, and multilingual communication using separate tools, leading to disorganization, missed deadlines, and language barriers.

Users struggle to manage geofenced reminders effectively on iPhones, as current solutions lack intuitive organization and accessibility, leading to underutilization.

Users rely on traditional reminders (phone alarms, calendar notifications) that are auditory or require screen attention, leading to missed alerts if they’re away from devices or in noisy environments.