PH Deck

Students and self-learners rely on passive reading and manual note-reviewing for study, which leads to inefficient retention and lack of interactive engagement.

Users previously relied on manual note-taking apps or traditional tools that lack AI integration, leading to inefficient organization, summarization, and syncing of notes.

Users struggle with slow and inefficient note-taking methods.

Difficulty in organizing and finding information quickly when needed.

Users struggle with manually creating detailed notes from YouTube lectures and PDFs, which is time-consuming and may miss key information.

Users face scheduling hassle and expensive sessions with traditional tutoring methods.

Users struggle to manually take notes during meetings, leading to potential loss of important details and key points. Users face challenges in organizing and structuring meeting notes efficiently.

Users need to manage and create comprehensive notes from various content sources such as videos, PDFs, audio, and text. The old solutions require separate tools for converting each type of content into notes, making it cumbersome to manage and maintain organized notes. This can cause inefficiency and missed insights from disparate sources.

Japanese learners traditionally rely on textbooks, apps, or in-person classes for practice, facing passive learning methods with limited real-time speaking opportunities and inability to practice verb conjugations and grammar interactively.

Students struggle with traditional note-taking methods that may lead to inefficiency and difficulty in retaining information.

Users struggle to take detailed notes during Google Meet calls, which may lead to missing important points and lack of organization in the meeting.

Difficulty in creating comprehensive meeting summaries and transcripts manually