Hi Gamma Team,

I'm a college instructor in the Philippines and I've been using Gamma for my class presentations. The tool is fantastic but I'm running into a consistent challenge that I think many educators in similar situations face.

In our university, classroom Wi-Fi access is still sparse and inconsistent. This makes using Gamma during actual class sessions tricky. Right now my workarounds are either putting my phone on hotspot mode to maintain an internet connection or downloading an offline PDF copy of my presentation beforehand. The PDF option works but it loses a lot of what makes Gamma presentations visually appealing compared to viewing them natively in the platform. The PPTX and Google Slides export options don't preserve the design quality as well as PDF does either.

My suggestion is to add an offline functionality where users can save their cards or presentations locally and access them even with a spotty or nonexistent internet connection. This could work similar to how apps like Google Docs or Notion handle offline mode where content syncs when connectivity returns but remains fully accessible and presentable while offline.

This feature would be incredibly helpful for educators teaching in areas with unreliable internet infrastructure. I imagine it would also benefit users who present at venues with poor connectivity or who travel frequently.

Thank you for considering this suggestion. Gamma has been a great tool for making my lectures more engaging and I hope this feature can make it even more accessible for users in connectivity challenged environments.

I signed up on a gamma app with the same icon as the online website however the functions within are totally different. Please advise if they are the same.

As a startup founder, many clients have strange wifi issues that make presenting unpredictable. A PDF isnt' the same sizzle.

Please make a Mac desktop version, even if it's not in the App Store I wouldn't hesitate do install it on my Mac, as of now I am going to add it to my dock using the Safari feature in Sonoma

Having an app on desktop, and in a perfect world - on mobile, would be great and much easier. I want to be able to edit my gammas offline with it

Il serait bon que l'outil ait une option pour que le travail puisse être accessible hors-ligne (temporairement). Afin de permettre la continuité d'utilisation même en cas de problème de connexion internet.

Make the presentation persistent, when a browser is open and the presentation is loaded in buffer. That would make it easier to use when the connection is lost or working offline in the first place.

I would like to request the addition of a desktop application for editing and presenting offline. This feature would greatly enhance flexibility and convenience, especially in situations where internet access is limited or unavailable. Thank you for considering this suggestion.