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Users rely on multiple separate tools for translations, grammar checks, text rewrites, and explanations, leading to inefficiency, higher costs, and fragmented workflows.

Designers and content creators often face issues with grammar and language fluency in their Figma objects, leading to less professional and potentially misleading content across multiple languages. Issues with grammar and language fluency

Users currently rely on cumbersome methods to translate and understand text, requiring them to switch between apps or tabs. This is not efficient and results in disjointed reading experiences.

Users face language barriers when needing to translate various types of content such as text, documents, images, and audio.

Users rely on traditional to-do list applications that may include complex features such as project management, GTD, and Inbox, which can be overwhelming and unnecessary for users seeking simplicity. Traditional to-do list applications can be complex and cumbersome.

Users often struggle with reading and understanding text in images that are in foreign languages, which can hinder effective communication and access to information.

Current situation: Users who need to expand their products globally often face the challenge of translating text within images. Drawbacks: Traditional methods might not support a wide range of languages and can be time-consuming. The need for manual translation can also lead to errors.

Users rely on traditional writing processes that can be time-consuming and may not result in polished, effective communication.

Users face language barriers when communicating with people who speak different languages, leading to misunderstandings and inefficiencies.

Travelers face challenges in real-time communication and translating foreign signs/menus using traditional phrasebooks or basic translation apps which lack real-time voice/image capabilities, leading to miscommunication and navigation difficulties.