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Users currently rely on multiple disjointed applications (DAM, PIM, cloud storage) to manage assets, requiring constant manual switching between platforms and leading to inefficient workflows and difficulty maintaining centralized file access.

Users currently need to access brand assets stored in DAM or cloud storage separately, leading to inefficient workflows and potential security/compliance risks.

Users previously relied on multiple disconnected tools for collaboration and task management, leading to fragmented workflows and inefficient communication.

Users in Japan rely on offline access to driving information and face challenges with language barriers and fragmented resources, leading to safety concerns and difficulties in preparing for driving tests.

Diecast car collectors currently manage their collections using manual tracking, spreadsheets, or generic note-taking apps, leading to inefficient organization, difficulty in discovering new models, and limited showcasing capabilities.

Users preparing for the driving license exam in Nepal rely on manual study materials collection and outdated resources, leading to inefficient preparation and lack of structured practice.

Users engage in traditional driving games without tangible rewards, leading to lower motivation and engagement over time

Learners in Tarneit rely on traditional driving schools with manual booking processes and generic lesson plans, leading to limited flexibility and personalized feedback.

Users need to navigate complex processes to obtain a driving licence through traditional methods, facing long processing times, lack of guidance, and difficulty understanding requirements.

Users currently manually embed Google Drive files into WordPress or use plugins lacking security, leading to potential data breaches and inefficient file management.