PH Deck

Users need to manually flip a physical coin for random decisions but lack accessibility when coins aren’t available, cannot track results, and have no customization options (e.g., virtual or themed coins).

Users face decision fatigue when choosing between two tasks, often resorting to physical coins or random apps which are inconvenient, time-consuming, or lack integration into their workflow.

The current situation involves users needing to make quick decisions in everyday scenarios.

Drawbacks: Lack of a handy and unbiased tool to assist with quick decision-making and eliminate indecision.

Users need a simple decision-making tool but rely on physical coins or basic digital simulators which lack engagement and accessibility.

Users need a fair coin flip solution but lack transparency and trust in traditional methods. Cannot verify outcome fairness, risking manipulation.

Users often face mundane situations where a decision has to be made quickly, like who goes first in a game or what to choose among two options. The old solution typically involves physically finding a coin, which can be inconvenient. Physically finding a coin causes unnecessary delay and may not always provide a fair decision if the coin is not standard.

Users need a fair and quick method to make decisions (e.g., settle disputes, choose options) but rely on physical coins or basic digital tools, which lack aesthetic appeal, accessibility, and reliability.

Users need a physical coin for quick decisions, facing issues like carrying a coin everywhere and potential bias in manual flipping.

Individuals often face indecision, struggling to make choices over trivial or important matters, which leads to procrastination and stress. struggling to make choices

Cricket fans and analysts manually compare IPL player stats across multiple sources, which is time-consuming and inefficient due to fragmented data.