PH Deck

Users struggle to capture photos using both front and rear cameras separately

Users struggle to take photos without the need to find someone to click the shutter or compromise on angles and quality, which results in less control over the photo's outcome and difficulty in capturing the desired shot.

Students often struggle to get quick, step-by-step explanations for homework problems using traditional methods like textbooks or fragmented online resources, leading to slower learning and frustration.

Users seeking additional income face high time investment, low returns, and upfront costs with traditional methods.

Users often struggle to capture the essence of their experiences in photos alone, which can lead to a lack of emotional depth and personal expression in their memories. The lack of emotional depth and personal expression in traditional photography is the main issue.

Users capture photos and videos without any embedded location data, which makes it difficult to organize and recall the context of where the media was captured.

Users manually add location data to photos or use less intuitive apps, facing inaccurate geotagging, time-consuming processes, and limited editing tools.

Users face challenges in managing and integrating different pieces of information from various sources, leading to a disorganized workflow. Users struggle with capturing media, taking notes, and practicing progressive summarization effectively.

Parents struggle to find educational and engaging activities for their kids that are safe and separate from adult apps and content. The old solution of using regular cameras or smartphones can lead to exposure to unsuitable content and mix children's photos with adults' personal media. It can be challenging to separate children's photos from personal photos on typical smartphones.

Users manually organize and tag thousands of images, leading to inefficient management, time-consuming processes, and difficulty in searching or geo-referencing large photo collections.