PH Deck

Users find interacting with different large language models (LLMs) complex and fragmented across various platforms without streamlined means of managing interactions like fine-tuning results, saving prompts, or seamless querying.

Users require efficient, versatile AI tools for various tasks that can operate directly in their browser, emphasizing user privacy, ease of use, and adaptability to different tasks.

Users currently manage LLMS.txt files manually, often needing to switch between websites and text editors.

Users need browser automation for AI agents but face challenges with navigate sites, fill out forms, extract information, track status, and fetch results using existing tools, which may lack AI optimization, ease of integration, or specific agent-focused features.

Users previously managed interactions with different large language models (LLMs) across multiple platforms, leading to fragmented workflows, lack of centralized management, and inefficiency in real-time debugging.

Users often struggle with browsers that do not cater specifically to tech-savical needs, lacking in areas of speed, security, and advanced functionalities preferred by more technically proficient users. Current browsers may not optimize for these aspects, potentially creating a less efficient and engaging experience for users who desire powerful performance and advanced customizations.

Users struggle with limited extension support on mobile browsers, which restricts their productivity and functionality.

Users currently rely on traditional mobile browsers with limited extension support

Users struggle with engaging viewers using static images on digital platforms, which limits their ability to offer interactive experiences. Engaging viewers using static images

WordPress users currently use static images or basic image maps, which lack interactivity and engagement, leading to lower user interaction and conversion rates.