PH Deck

Users struggle with habit-tracking apps that require subscriptions and compromise privacy by storing data online, leading to frustration over costs and security concerns.

Users struggle to stay consistent with habit-building using manual journals or generic apps, leading to lack of motivation, fragmented tracking, and difficulty visualizing long-term progress.

Users need a simple, privacy-focused way to track habits but struggle with existing solutions that include superficial features, AI integrations, and data tracking, leading to complexity and privacy concerns.

Users struggle to build new habits and stay consistent with tracking progress using traditional methods.

Users track habits using traditional apps requiring logins, cloud storage, and unnecessary AI features, leading to privacy concerns and complexity.

Users struggle to track habits effectively using traditional methods or cluttered apps with ads, limited flexibility in tracking frequency (daily, weekly, monthly), and distracting interfaces.

Users are sick and bored of complex habit tracking tools and apps.

The current situation of the user with the old solution involves using standard or less engaging habit-tracking methods, which may not provide sufficient motivation or visual appeal. This leads to less adherence to habit-building processes.

drawbacks: lack of visual appeal and motivation in habit-building tools

Most habit trackers have excessive complexity, which can be overwhelming for users trying to adopt new habits.

Users currently rely on manual or inconsistent methods to track habits, which often lack comprehensive insights and reminders to support habit formation.