Scott Hanford

Love this. Great updates! 👏👏👏

Wow! A natural evolution – this is awesome. As someone working on collaboration in our product, I can confirm doing this from scratch is a SLOG...great stuff @stevenfabre & team 👏👏

Got the opportunity to test this in Beta and it is *awesome*. Love that it sits right inside of my existing docs/workflows.

Well this looks promising! Congrats on the launch Tim!

Love this! Another great release from the chameleon team 👏👏

Wow, super cool. We tried to solve this problem during one of our pivots for Corq, but determined it was just too much product for us to build at the time. Looks like you've managed to pull it off! 👏👏👏

This is awesome. As someone who has worked on several products that involve live coediting, I can empathize with this challenge. Not to mention, it feels like live collab is table stakes in software these days. Amazing stuff!

This resonates a lot. People spend SO much time working to prove that they're...working. Love how this is looking and excited to give it a try. Congrats @scottsavarie & team!

This is awesome, great work @sarupbanskota !

I really like how you've designed this. Very nice! Going to try this out. :)

Wowwwwww finally! Yes! Love Tella, and very excited to use the Mac app. 🙌

Wow, congrats on the launch. Looks like the product has come a long way since first playing with it last year!

Oh man you all just keep crushing it this week. 🙂

This problem resonates A LOT. And the platform is looking super robust. Well done! But I must ask...did you use Ignition for this launch? 🙃

This is amazing. Building this yourself (and a performant version at that) is such a monumental feat. Makes a ton of sense as live collaboration almost feels like tables stakes these days. Great work!

Such a great use of AI – can't tell you how much I wish I had this when messing up SQL queries...

Great progress @nick_allen8 - love what you are building. :)

Lol Woz – love it. Amazing to see the progress! 👏

Very cool, this was a big problem for us at InVision.

Exciting stuff!! Looks pretty cool. What are some of the top use cases you've seen for the product thus far? Just any type of presentation? Or are there some types of work that Gamma works best with?