PH Deck

Users struggle to accurately assess facial symmetry, proportions, and beauty scores manually, leading to subjective or inconsistent self-evaluations without actionable improvement insights.

Users currently rely on manual observation or basic tools to assess emotions and personality traits from facial expressions, which are time-consuming and subjective.

In the current scenario, individuals often rely on manual methods or subjective opinions to assess facial symmetry and beauty, which can be inaccurate and biased. The drawback of this old situation is that people struggle to find objective and precise ways to measure facial proportions and symmetry, leading to less reliable assessments.

Users rely on manual or basic tools for beauty assessments, leading to inconsistent results, time consumption, and privacy concerns.

Users currently rely on traditional methods like in-person dermatologist visits or apps requiring sign-ups for skin and beauty analysis, leading to time-consuming appointments and registration barriers that delay feedback and accessibility.

Users assess their attractiveness through subjective human opinions or manual comparisons, facing inconsistent standards and bias

Users struggle to create unique and personalized human faces for various purposes, such as art, design, and digital content creation

Users might struggle to assess their face attractiveness and receive detailed facial analysis.

Users rely on subjective opinions from friends or social media for beauty assessments, leading to inconsistent or biased feedback and lack of objective analysis and personalized improvement tips.

Users struggle to showcase and validate their beauty in a privacy-protected, decentralized environment while traditional social platforms expose personal data and rely on centralized algorithms for engagement.