What Gamma changed

• Introduced a new "AI agent" positioning that orchestrates multiple models for storytelling and design.
• Added a "Customer Advisory Board" section featuring executives from major companies like IBM, The New York Times, and Mastercard.
• Updated product pillars to focus on Brainstorm, Design, Refine, and Connect.
• Added new integration capabilities for Slack, Notion, Dropbox, Claude, and ChatGPT.
• Removed the detailed FAQ text and several product-specific landing page links from the main view.
• Simplified the header and footer navigation significantly.

Gamma is moving from a simple generation tool to an "AI agent" that handles complex workflows. They are also shifting their marketing focus toward enterprise credibility by highlighting a new advisory board with leaders from IBM, Mastercard, and Novartis.

• Added a new API product for developers to build content programmatically.
• Launched official mobile apps for both iOS (Apple) and Android (Google).
• Added a "Graphics" tool for AI-generated images and infographics.
• Expanded the product list to include Social Media and Document generation.
• Added a detailed FAQ section covering pricing, data privacy, and team collaboration.
• Updated the navigation menu to include specific solutions for Sales, Marketing, and Educators.

Gamma is moving from a simple web tool to a full platform. By adding an API and mobile apps, they are making it easier for businesses to build their own tools and for users to work on the go.

• Added an "Integrations" link to the primary "Products" navigation menu.
• The footer already contained an integrations link, but it is now promoted to the top-level header.

Gamma is moving beyond a standalone creation tool to become a connected part of a user's existing software stack. This suggests a focus on enterprise and professional workflows where data needs to move between apps.