What Pitch changed

• Added a new "MCP & API" section to the product navigation.
• Introduced "Agentic workflows" as a key use case, replacing standard sales decks.
• Added a "Product overview" page to the main menu.
• Added a direct comparison page for "Pitch vs Canva."
• Replaced general "Use Cases" and "Team meetings" links with "Customer stories."
• Removed "Board decks" from the primary footer navigation.

Pitch is moving beyond a simple design tool to become a developer-friendly platform. By adding an API and "agentic workflows," they are targeting teams that want to automate how they create and use presentations.

• Added new template categories to the footer: Project plan, Project proposal, Portfolio, Brand, Product, and Agency.
• Removed large blocks of duplicate customer testimonials and repeated "How To" sections.
• Removed several redundant "Sign up" and "Get a demo" buttons from the middle of the page.
• Removed two video background elements from the top section.
• Cleaned up the "Templates" section by removing repeated headers and descriptions.

The website has been simplified by removing repetitive sections and long lists of testimonials. At the same time, they added new template categories in the footer, suggesting a focus on specific professional use cases like project plans and agency portfolios.

• Replaced "API coming soon" with a new section: "Generate slides from your existing stack."
• Changed "Explore integrations" links to "Explore workflows."
• Removed the "Register your interest" form for the upcoming API.
• Added "Modern" and "Professional" categories to the template footer.

Pitch is moving from a standalone design tool to a connected workflow hub. By replacing "API coming soon" with live slide generation from other apps, they are making it easier for teams to pull data directly into presentations without manual work.