PH Deck

Users manually configure DNS settings or rely on default ISP DNS servers, leading to slow browsing speeds, security vulnerabilities, and lack of privacy.

Users previously relied on a generic redirect page when browsing the App Store via the web, which prevented them from exploring device-specific apps (iPhone, iPad, Mac, etc.) and hindered app discovery.

Users create presentations with traditional slide editors (e.g., PowerPoint, Keynote), spending excessive time adjusting layouts and formatting, leading to inefficiency and distraction from content focus.

Users track daily habits on iPhone and iPad but cannot sync progress with their Mac, leading to fragmented tracking and reduced consistency.

Users are managing day-to-day tasks using multiple apps, which leads to inefficiencies and complications in seamlessly transitioning between tasks. The drawbacks include the hassle of switching apps and the lack of a unified system to manage tasks, accounts, and creative projects.

Users need to create native iOS apps but lack coding skills, requiring hiring developers or using complex tools. Time-consuming, expensive, and inaccessible to non-technical users.

Merchants face challenges in accepting contactless payments using traditional methods, which often involve dedicated hardware terminals or complex setups.

Users struggle to cut down iPhone screen time and stay focused on important tasks.

Drawbacks of the old situation: Lack of tools to limit app usage leading to distractions and decreased productivity.

Users previously needed Apple devices to access the App Store, restricting access to app discovery and research for non-Apple users.

Users struggle with combining videos on iPhone manually