PH Deck

Users need to convert written content into audio but face robotic, unnatural voices and limited language support with traditional text-to-speech tools, hindering effective multitasking and learning.

Users rely on manual typing or cloud-based transcription services which are time-consuming and lack privacy. Existing solutions often require subscriptions and share user data, with limited language support.

Users face daily or hourly limits with old text-to-speech tools, robotic voices, and limited support for various document formats (e.g., Kindle, PDFs, EPUBs).

Users currently rely on common text-to-speech applications which often provide low-quality or robotic-sounding voice outputs, lacking the natural and engaging tone necessary for a pleasant listening experience. The drawbacks of these old solutions include low-quality or robotic-sounding voice outputs.

Users need voiceovers for content but struggle with generic, unnatural-sounding text-to-speech tools and inability to clone specific voices, leading to impersonal or low-quality audio.

Users seeking to create engaging content or have fun struggle to modify their voices to sound like various celebrities without advanced editing skills or software.

Users struggle with reading web content due to multitasking, visual impairments, or a preference for auditory learning. The multitasking, visual impairments, or preference for auditory learning are significant drawbacks for efficient web interaction.

Users need to use multiple separate tools for voice cloning, text-to-speech (TTS), dubbing, and audio-to-text conversion, leading to inefficient workflows and inconsistent audio quality

Users need to listen to articles but face robotic and unnatural-sounding voices with traditional text-to-speech tools, struggling to multitask while consuming written content.