PH Deck

Users rely on traditional music streaming platforms without ownership of audio content and lack of integration with blockchain/NFT ecosystems

Users access traditional radio platforms that require sign-ups and have cluttered interfaces, leading to difficulty discovering curated radio streams by specific genres (rock, jazz, country) efficiently and limited mobile-friendly, ad-free listening experiences.

Users rely on default or third-party music players with ads, limited customization, and privacy concerns, requiring an internet connection for streaming.

The current situation for users involves using default music players on Android devices, which often come with limitations in terms of customization and advanced features. Users face drawbacks such as limited control over music quality and lack of personalization options.

Listeners currently rely on local radio stations with limited access to international content.

The existing solutions restrict their ability to explore diverse radio stations globally.

Users struggle with limited customization and audio management in default iOS music players lacking features like visualizations, equalizers, and folder-based organization

Users rely on traditional radio apps or web players with limited station variety and poor offline functionality.

Users currently listen to music through separate apps or devices while coding.

Lack of seamless integration and ad interruptions disrupt work.

Users face challenges in managing and accessing their MP3 music files stored across multiple devices

Organizing and listening to music collections from various sources is cumbersome and inconvenient

Developers need to build music player components from scratch for their applications, leading to time-consuming and inefficient development processes.