PH Deck

Users rely on traditional encrypted messaging apps that store data on servers and require personal information for account creation. Trusting third-party servers with message storage and requiring personal information for account creation pose privacy risks.

Users need to communicate securely but rely on traditional messengers that store messages on servers and lack full anonymity, risking data exposure and surveillance.

Users have concerns about privacy and security when communicating one-to-one online.

Users needing to share personal information (phone number, email) for traditional chat apps face privacy risks and tracking concerns.

Users struggle to connect with relevant people in anonymous chat platforms due to lack of filtering options and privacy concerns. Anonymous chat platforms without registration and filtering lead to random, irrelevant matches and potential privacy risks.

Users want to chat anonymously but traditional platforms lack robust privacy features, exposing personal data and connections, and existing solutions rely on centralized servers or lack preference-based matching, leading to irrelevant interactions.

Users rely on mainstream messaging apps (e.g., WhatsApp, Telegram) for communication, but lack self-destructing messages and face potential data storage vulnerabilities.

Users rely on traditional chat apps lacking features like read receipts, typing status, and social logins, leading to fragmented communication and limited engagement insights.

Users share sensitive information via insecure methods like email or messaging apps, leading to risks of data breaches. Insecure sharing methods and lack of self-destructing links expose confidential data to unauthorized access.

Users need private communication but face permanent digital footprints and privacy risks with traditional chat apps that store data, track users, and require signups.