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142,158 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Two years ago, we made the biggest bet in Gamma's history. AI models were getting dramatically better, and we decided to rebuild our entire product around them. People thought we were crazy, we were a small team, pre-revenue, and we were essentially starting over. That bet took us from a few thousand users to 50+ million. From zero revenue to $100M ARR. It transformed how people create and share ideas. Now we're seeing the same kind of shift happening again. The world is going agentic and just like we went AI-first two years ago, we're now building Gamma for an agent-first world. Today we're launching the Gamma connector for Claude, in partnership with Anthropic. When Claude finishes a task for you (a research summary, a project plan, meeting notes) it can now hand you a Gamma presentation built from that work. Your thinking becomes something visual, polished, and ready to share. This is our first step. We believe that as agents become the way people get work done, every agent should be able to express ideas visually. We want Gamma to be the presentation layer for the agentic world. We're just getting started.

Two years ago, we made the biggest bet in Gamma's history. AI models were getting dramatically better, and we decided to rebuild our entire product around them. People thought we were crazy, we were a small team, pre-revenue, and we were essentially starting over. That bet took us from a few thousand users to 50+ million. From zero revenue to $100M ARR. It transformed how people create and share ideas. Now we're seeing the same kind of shift happening again. The world is going agentic and just like we went AI-first two years ago, we're now building Gamma for an agent-first world. Today we're launching the Gamma connector for Claude, in partnership with Anthropic. When Claude finishes a task for you (a research summary, a project plan, meeting notes) it can now hand you a Gamma presentation built from that work. Your thinking becomes something visual, polished, and ready to share. This is our first step. We believe that as agents become the way people get work done, every agent should be able to express ideas visually. We want Gamma to be the presentation layer for the agentic world. We're just getting started.

Grant Lee

114,017 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

We raised $4.8M to build Lamina Labs (YC P26) and make AI explain with video, not just text. Introducing Simi, the fastest way to make an explainer video. Give it a single prompt or document, and it can generate a one-minute narrated explainer in as little as 20 seconds, in 80+ languages. It works like ChatGPT, except the answer is a video. The round was led by Foundation Capital , with participation from Link Ventures and Y Combinator . This is our story. Thread below on what we are building at.

We raised $4.8M to build Lamina Labs (YC P26) and make AI explain with video, not just text. Introducing Simi, the fastest way to make an explainer video. Give it a single prompt or document, and it can generate a one-minute narrated explainer in as little as 20 seconds, in 80+ languages. It works like ChatGPT, except the answer is a video. The round was led by Foundation Capital , with participation from Link Ventures and Y Combinator . This is our story. Thread below on what we are building at.

Sudip

1,098,931 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

I’d love to tell you this is a needle in the haystack. But it isn’t. This company, and thousands just like it, are driving down the same highways in America as you and your family. > Insurance is cancelling soon. > Driver out of service rate is absurd. > THREE HUNDRED AND TWO motor carriers with the same phone number.

I’d love to tell you this is a needle in the haystack. But it isn’t. This company, and thousands just like it, are driving down the same highways in America as you and your family. > Insurance is cancelling soon. > Driver out of service rate is absurd. > THREE HUNDRED AND TWO motor carriers with the same phone number.

maybe danielle 💻🚛🇺🇸

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