PH Deck

Users manage team passwords via spreadsheets, leading to security vulnerabilities and inefficient collaboration.

Users manage passwords through GUI-based managers or manual methods leading to inefficiency in terminal workflows and excessive resource usage

Users struggle to manage and remember numerous passwords, which often leads to security breaches or the need for repetitive password resets.

Users struggle with keeping track of multiple passwords and organizing them securely.

Drawbacks of the old situation: Users may use insecure methods to store passwords, leading to vulnerabilities and potential data breaches.

Users often struggle with creating and managing strong passwords across different sites, frequently opening multiple tools or websites to generate them.

Currently, users struggle with managing and remembering multiple passwords securely, often resorting to storing them in insecure places. This can lead to breaches, unauthorized access, and identity theft. Users find it challenging to maintain security without a convenient system, and managing and remembering multiple passwords can be cumbersome and prone to errors.

Users rely on traditional password managers that store passwords locally or in the cloud, facing storage dependencies and security risks if the manager is compromised.

Managers struggle to efficiently organize and manage their teams, tasks, projects, and notes in one place

Users struggle to create strong, memorable passwords manually, leading to weak or reused passwords that compromise account security. Existing solutions may track user activity or require paid subscriptions, causing privacy concerns and cost barriers.

Users struggle to manage multiple passwords and sensitive data, relying on weak/reused passwords, manual memorization, or unencrypted storage methods, increasing security risks and inefficiency.