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Japanese learners use traditional apps for basic vocabulary and grammar but struggle to practice proper stroke order in writing and receive speaking feedback, leading to slow progress and poor retention.

Users traditionally learn Japanese through fragmented resources like textbooks, classes, or apps that lack integrated lessons, writing practice, and native pronunciation guides, leading to inefficient progress and incomplete skills.

Learners of Japanese struggle with practicing conversational skills in a manner that fits their schedule, leading to slower language acquisition and a lack of real-world application. A notable issue is the difficulty to practice conversational skills effectively.

Users struggle to learn Tamil effectively through traditional methods like textbooks or static apps, which lack interactive writing, speaking practice, and progress tracking, leading to low engagement and retention.

App developers, marketers, and researchers struggle to track downloads, revenues, and key statistics for apps in the App Store, which is vital for market analysis and competitor benchmarking.

Users face challenges with traditional gym apps that have limited customization, scalability issues, and poor integration of frontend and backend systems, leading to inefficient development processes and subpar user experiences.

Users face a time-consuming and technically complex process when building mobile apps traditionally, requiring expertise in coding, design, and App Store guidelines

Users struggle to efficiently manage and locate apps installed on their devices, leading to inconvenience and clutter. The drawbacks of this old solution are that users often have to manually search through a disorganized list of apps, which is not only time-consuming but also frustrating. This issue is compounded as more apps are installed over time, making it increasingly difficult to find a specific app quickly.

Japanese learners traditionally rely on textbooks, apps, or in-person classes for practice, facing passive learning methods with limited real-time speaking opportunities and inability to practice verb conjugations and grammar interactively.

Indie developers struggle to identify newly released apps with high revenue potential before they become mainstream, relying on manual app store searches or basic analytics tools. They miss under-the-radar apps with high revenue but low ratings due to inefficient tracking methods.