PH Deck

Users struggle with needing extra hardware like ring lights and difficulty in adjusting room lighting for optimal video quality during meetings or recordings, leading to poor lighting conditions.

Users struggle with poor lighting when taking photos using their phone, resulting in lower-quality images and limited options for professional-looking photos.

Users face insufficient lighting during zoom calls or need ambient light in the vicinity for various activities.

They have difficulty identifying dead pixels or smudges on their screen or glasses.

Users previously relied on physical lightboxes or separate apps for tasks like drawing tracing, dead pixel detection, or creating a distraction-free environment. Physical lightboxes are bulky and not always accessible, while separate apps lack integration of multiple functionalities.

Users who enjoy reading books in low-light conditions currently rely on traditional lamps or device backlights, which are neither customizable nor specifically designed for optimal reading comfort.

This old solution can cause eye strain as traditional lamps are often too bright or uneven, and device backlights are typically not customizable for optimal eye comfort.

Users struggle to understand lab results, symptoms, or doctor notes independently, leading to confusion, anxiety, or misinterpretation of critical health information.

Users need to share their screen during presentations or interviews but their notes are visible to others, causing distractions and reduced professionalism.

Users might miss meetings due to lack of effective reminders and integration with their preferred meeting platforms.

During meetings, participants often struggle to organize their notes, delineate action items, and consolidate key questions effectively; this disorganization can lead to misunderstandings and missed opportunities for collaboration. The drawbacks of this old situation include inefficient note-taking, lack of centralized storage for meeting content, and difficulty in sharing and referring to discussed points.

Users previously relied on basic screen sharing in Google Meet without real-time annotation capabilities, leading to ineffective visual collaboration and no integrated meeting recording with annotations.