PH Deck

Users need to manually set up and configure Keycloak instances for testing authentication flows, involving Docker, configuration files, and time-consuming processes. No setup, no Docker, no login are highlighted as pain points.

Users are experiencing issues with their mice, particularly concerning how well their devices register double clicks.

The current situation involves using mice without a diagnostic tool to check for unintended double-clicking or input lag.

Users manually measure their click speed using basic stopwatches or informal methods, leading to inconsistent results and lack of real-time feedback.

Users need to manage PDFs (merge, split, compress, convert) using multiple tools, requiring file uploads and sign-ups, which causes inconvenience and security concerns.

Users need to manually apply multiple filters and convert static images to GIFs, which is time-consuming and requires technical expertise.

Users manually create videos requiring multiple tools and skills, which is time-consuming and complex.

Users often copy text with unwanted formatting, requiring them to manually clean unwanted formatting each time, which is time-consuming and disrupts workflow

The current situation for users involves manual API testing, which is commonly time-consuming and prone to human error. Moreover, the traditional process of running API tests can be fragmented and lacks integration with modern tools. The drawbacks include the need to manually test APIs, leading to inefficiencies, and the inability to automate and schedule these tasks effectively.

Users measure their double-click speed manually or through non-specialized tools, leading to inconsistent results and inefficiency.

Users looking to measure their click speed had to rely on basic tools or unknown websites, which often lack comprehensive features or usable interface designs.