PH Deck

Users rely on their phone's native camera for document scanning, requiring manual editing, cropping, and adjustments, resulting in inconsistent quality and privacy risks when handling sensitive documents.

Users need to print or scan documents but rely on physical printers/scanners, requiring proximity to hardware and manual management of documents

Users rely on non-portable scanners or less efficient apps for document scanning, leading to inconvenient and disorganized workflows

Users previously relied on multiple separate apps for PDF reading, editing, scanning, and management, leading to inefficient workflows, higher costs, and fragmented user experiences.

Users handle PDF tasks (conversion, merging, splitting) with multiple fragmented tools, facing inefficiency and time consumption due to disjointed workflows.

Users manually scan and organize PDFs with separate tools, facing inefficient cloud sync and disorganized document storage across devices.

Users need to manually scan and edit PDFs, which is time-consuming and requires multiple steps. Manual edge detection, cropping, and background removal lead to inefficiency and inconsistent quality.

Users currently have difficulty managing physical documents effectively, often relying on traditional scanners or taking photos to capture documents, receipts, and other papers. This approach often results in low-quality images and inefficiency in digitizing important papers.

Users previously relied on multiple separate tools for scanning documents, editing PDFs, and converting formats, leading to inefficient workflows and fragmented solutions

Users need to convert PDFs to images or compress PDFs using paid software or online tools that may require installation, subscriptions, or uploads to external servers. Paid software, complex workflows, and privacy risks are drawbacks.