PH Deck

Teens currently rely on general social platforms or unmoderated chat rooms for online interactions, which expose them to unsafe environments and lack age-specific moderation.

Users are looking for platforms to engage in random online chats with people worldwide. The current situation involves using established chat apps or social media platforms.

Anonymity might not be preserved, complex user interfaces, and limited random chat features are typically encountered.

Users need manual search or links to join live chats, leading to slow and inconvenient access to real-time conversations

Users currently rely on manual monitoring of B2B chat rooms to detect fraudulent activities, which is time-consuming and prone to missing sophisticated fraud patterns.

Users need to build a chat website but rely on third-party platforms like WhatsApp, which lack customization, branding, and integration with their own websites.

Users struggle to build and maintain real-time chat functionality at scale due to the lack of purpose-built APIs and infrastructure.

Drawbacks: Limited chat room scalability, absence of typing indicators, message interactions, read receipts, and moderation tools.

Users rely on traditional messaging platforms that retain chat history indefinitely, leading to privacy concerns and data vulnerability if accessed by unauthorized parties.

Users studying alone struggle to stay focused and motivated, lack accountability, and may experience distractions and procrastination.

Users rely on separate tools for team collaboration (e.g., Slack) and AI interactions (e.g., ChatGPT), requiring them to switch between different platforms, leading to fragmented context, repeated copy-pasting, and inefficient workflows.

Users previously relied on AI models with limited context windows and lack of multimodal support, restricting complex tasks and long-form interactions.