PH Deck

Users struggle to convert webpages into clean, well-formatted PDFs using traditional methods (e.g., browser print-to-PDF), which often produce cluttered layouts, fail to preserve selectable text/links, and include unwanted elements like ads or sidebars.

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

Users struggle with the need to save web pages efficiently in formats that suit their needs. The old approach often involves using basic browser functions or third-party plugins, which can be cumbersome, lack security and reliability, and often do not support multiple formats.

Users need to manually save each image individually when downloading multiple pictures or photos, which is time-consuming and inefficient, especially when handling hundreds of images.

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 read through lengthy PDFs and web pages to extract key information, which is time-consuming and inefficient.

Users previously had to manually save images one by one from web pages, leading to time-consuming and inefficient processes when collecting multiple images for design, research, or personal use.

Users manually save images one by one via right-clicking, which is time-consuming and inefficient for bulk downloads when collecting images from web pages.

Users currently rely on traditional bookmarks that save entire URLs, leading to inability to save exact positions on a webpage and messy bookmark management.

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.