PH Deck

Traditional notarization processes are cumbersome and time-consuming, involving physical meetings, paperwork, and security concerns, which delay document processing and increase security risks.

Users often face challenges with online document signing services when it comes to storing personal data securely.

Drawbacks: Users can have concerns about privacy and security as traditional solutions may store personal information which can lead to unauthorized access or data breaches.

Users currently rely on in-person notarization processes for title agencies, which are time-consuming, require physical presence, and may delay transactions.

Users need to edit PDFs but rely on traditional editors requiring file uploads to servers, facing security risks and slow processing due to internet dependency.

Users need to protect sensitive documents and images, and traditionally this is done using offline software or services. The drawback of this old situation is that it often requires downloading software, poses security risks by transferring files online, and lacks the convenience of a simple and secure method for adding watermarks directly in the browser.

Users need to sign up for online services without exposing their personal email addresses, but managing spam and risking personal email exposure are major drawbacks of using permanent emails.

Users need multiple standalone tools for tasks like code editing, data validation, and diagram creation, leading to time-consuming switching between platforms and potential data security risks.

Users rely on traditional document editors (e.g., Word, Google Docs) for creating resumes, essays, and reports, which lack AI-driven automation. Manual formatting, content generation, and iterative editing lead to inefficiency and time wastage.

Users struggle to create strong, memorable passwords manually, often relying on weak patterns or reuse across multiple accounts, leading to security vulnerabilities and privacy risks

Users manage documents with decentralized storage or physical files, leading to disorganization, security risks, and limited accessibility.