PH Deck

Users rely on traditional note-taking and passive study methods, leading to inefficient retention and lack of progress tracking.

Language learners traditionally rely on textbooks, generic apps, or in-person classes, facing limited personalization and inflexible scheduling.

Users rely on passive and non-adaptive learning methods like static flashcards and generic quizzes, leading to inefficient retention and lack of personalization.

Users take notes using traditional note-taking apps where notes get buried over time, leading to decision fatigue in organizing and difficulty in rediscovering forgotten ideas

Users struggle with passive study methods like passive re-reading of notes, leading to ineffective knowledge retention and underdeveloped typing skills.

Developers struggle to build and train neural networks efficiently with existing machine learning libraries, which often lack flexibility and scalability for distributed training.

Users often struggle to quickly create and organize notes, set reminders, and keep them organized

Drawbacks: Difficulty in organizing notes efficiently, missing reminders, lack of photo integration, sharing, and backup options

Users need to manage and create comprehensive notes from various content sources such as videos, PDFs, audio, and text. The old solutions require separate tools for converting each type of content into notes, making it cumbersome to manage and maintain organized notes. This can cause inefficiency and missed insights from disparate sources.

Users passively watch educational YouTube videos without active engagement or assessment, leading to ineffective knowledge retention and lack of mentorship-like guidance.

Users struggle with traditional note-taking apps that feel like notebooks, leading to fragmented idea capture and inefficient retrieval due to lack of real-time collaboration and chat integration.