PH Deck

Users seeking advanced AI services like GPT-4 often encounter barriers such as high subscription costs and lack of features like long-term memory and internet access, which limits their ability to leverage AI for complex tasks.

Users wanting to excel in memory sports struggle with effectively memorizing numbers, cards, and images. The drawbacks are that traditional methods may not offer structured guides, progress tracking, or competitive elements.

Users want to contribute to a collective internet audio experience but rely on fragmented, temporary platforms. No permanent ownership and disconnected audio sharing limit engagement.

Users manually export ChatGPT conversations to PDF via copy-pasting into text editors or using subscription-based tools, leading to time-consuming formatting, inconsistent layouts, and reliance on paid services.

Users need to extract and discuss information from images and voice inputs while interacting with AI. Traditional ChatGPT platforms lack the ability to process images, voice commands, or access real-time information on the internet, leading to a restricted and text-only interaction experience.

Users manage video content with manually tag, organize, or remember key moments in their video libraries, leading to inefficient search and difficulty retrieving specific content based on contextual queries.

Users manually organize thoughts, notes, and ideas across scattered platforms, leading to inefficient retrieval of information and loss of critical insights over time.

Users face difficulty interacting with ChatGPT in a seamless manner, having to switch between tabs and ChatGPT lacks the ability to understand the full context of the user's queries.

Users face high costs and inflexibility with expensive monthly subscriptions to access advanced AI models like O3 Pro.

Users interact with LLMs like ChatGPT and Claude without persistent memory, requiring repeated context input and leading to fragmented, inconsistent conversations across sessions.