Overview Gamma is an AI presentation and document builder that turns a one line prompt into a full deck, webpage, or long form document in under a minute. Think Google Slides with a competent designer sitting next to you — one who has read your prompt, picked a layout, chosen imagery, and drafted the copy before you've even finished refilling your coffee. What ships is not a wireframe or a placeholder; it is a first draft polished enough to present in a client meeting after a light pass. The product started as a "cards, not slides" experiment — infinite scroll documents that behaved more like Notion than PowerPoint — and grew, once the LLM boom hit, into the fastest way to go from idea to shareable deck on the internet. The core promise is deceptively simple: describe what you want, pick a theme, and the AI does the layout, image sourcing, chart building, and copywriting. You edit inline. You export to PDF or PPTX when you need to send it into corporate workflows that still live in Microsoft's kingdom. For a founder pitching investors, a consultant packaging a proposal, a teacher preparing a lesson, or a marketer building a one pager for tomorrow's meeting, Gamma removes the "opening a blank slide and hating my life" tax. That is what you are paying for. It is not a design tool in the Figma sense — you are not going to redesign a brand system inside it. It is a first draft…