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Researchers in biomedical fields need to manually search across multiple databases like PubMed, OpenAlex, and USPTO, leading to inefficient exploration of fragmented data, time-consuming verification of evidence, and limited ability to visualize connections between scientific concepts.

Users struggle to organize ideas effectively, leading to scattered thoughts and difficulties in project planning and brainstorming.

Users rely on online-only AI tools requiring constant internet connectivity, facing dependency on internet connectivity and potential security risks with data processed online.

Users experience difficulty in managing and analyzing data due to the technical complexities involved in traditional analytics and Machine Learning (ML) platforms, resulting in a barrier to efficiently utilize data insights for decision making. Technical complexities and the need for coding knowledge make it hard for non-technical users to embrace data analytics and ML development.

Users need to understand the context or story behind visual elements but current solutions recognize but don’t explain them, leading to incomplete insights.

Users previously relied on traditional palmistry consultations, which require in-person visits to specialists and often involve subjective interpretations of palm lines.

Users need to automate tasks like data analysis and content creation but rely on manual processes or multiple disjointed tools, requiring technical expertise and API handling

Users struggle to efficiently grasp key insights from podcasts and dive deeper into the content.

Users currently rely on manual methods or basic search functions within traditional knowledge bases to access business-critical information, leading to inefficient search processes, time-consuming information retrieval, and inability to leverage contextual understanding for accurate results.

Users struggle to manually create diverse visual content (e.g., animations, comics, professional photos) using traditional tools, which are time-consuming, require technical skills, and limit creative experimentation.