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Users often face difficulties with network diagnostics and troubleshooting. Current methods involve using multiple tools for tasks like IP lookup, HTTP checks, and port scanning, which is time-consuming and inefficient.

In the current situation, users are typically using basic command line tools or web-based tools with intrusive ads to test and debug network connections. The drawback of this old situation is that it involves dealing with ads and tracking, which can be distracting and may compromise privacy.

Users struggle with monitoring network services and websites efficiently

Lack of real-time security alerts lead to potential security breaches and downtime

Developers struggle with the complexity of setting up environments and frameworks for cloud development, which can be time-consuming and resource-intensive. Existing solutions often require physical hardware and extensive configurations, leading to challenges in maintaining and scaling these environments.

The drawbacks include the necessity to use physical hardware and complex setups and time-consuming configurations that hinder efficient tool development and deployment.

Users need screen recording tools but face high costs and limited features (e.g., watermarks, format restrictions) with traditional paid or free solutions.

Users might struggle to find free activities, attractions, and events in Perth, resulting in limited options for recreational and leisure activities.

Users struggle to efficiently organize, grow, and nurture their professional connections

Drawbacks: Lack of time and tools to manage networking effectively, leading to missed opportunities and weak relationships

Users may struggle with manually editing or swapping faces in photos or videos, which can be time-consuming and require technical skills.

Drawbacks: Manual face editing can be challenging, time-consuming, and may not yield realistic results. It can also be cumbersome, especially for users with limited technical knowledge.

Users have limited access to AI chatbot tools due to high costs and subscription fees

Currently, network engineers rely on complex command-line interfaces to manage and optimize networks. These interfaces can be highly intricate and error-prone. The drawbacks include a steep learning curve and the high potential for human error, which can lead to misconfigurations and inefficiencies.