PH Deck

Users who want to consume content on the go struggle with reading lengthy text or documents.

Drawbacks: Lack of time to read, difficulty in focusing on written content.

Users need to convert PDFs to images or compress PDFs using paid software or online tools that may require installation, subscriptions, or uploads to external servers. Paid software, complex workflows, and privacy risks are drawbacks.

Users struggle to read bookmarked articles or PDFs due to time constraints, leading to unread content piling up.

Current users face challenges with securing, removing, or modifying PDF passwords using traditional means.

Locking or unlocking PDFs can be tedious due to manual processes and lack of batch operations.

Users previously relied on multiple separate apps for PDF reading, editing, scanning, and management, leading to inefficient workflows, higher costs, and fragmented user experiences.

Users need to manage PDFs (convert, merge, split, lock/unlock) but rely on online tools with ads, slow performance, or fragmented solutions lacking offline functionality.

Users struggle with traditional ways of consuming documents, lack of interactivity, engagement, and retention. Users face challenges in converting text-based content into audio formats for easier consumption.

Users have difficulty transforming PDF content into engaging podcasts manually.

Drawbacks: Time-consuming process, limited customization options, requires voice recording equipment and expertise.

Users often have scanned PDFs or images that need to be converted into editable and searchable documents.

Converting these documents manually can be time-consuming and error-prone.

The current situation for podcast creators involves using multiple tools for scripting, recording, and editing, which can be inefficient and time-consuming.

The drawbacks include a complex workflow requiring content integration from various sources, lack of accessible and lifelike hosts, and inefficient transcript editing.