Another Ask:

Could Gamma build a way for enterprises to enforce narrative rules when creating decks, almost like “guardrails” that ensure every presentation follows strategic storytelling patterns (e.g., always leading with outcomes, framing pain a certain way, avoiding feature wars, positioning the category correctly)?

Why it’s valuable:

• In every enterprise, the moment you hand a sales team a “standard deck,” they immediately tailor it back to their comfort zone… old slides, familiar talk tracks, feature-heavy content. This dilutes strategy and undermines alignment.

• CROs and strategy leaders spend countless hours trying to re-train reps to focus on outcomes, not features. But without structural guardrails, the problem repeats every quarter.

• If Gamma could “bake in” enterprise-level storytelling frameworks (pain → outcome → value → vision), every rep would be nudged to stay inside the right narrative without needing a police squad of enablement managers.

• This shifts Gamma from being “a beautiful deck builder” to being a strategy enforcer at scale. It ensures the story the enterprise wants to tell is the story actually hitting the market.

Why now:

In a world where every competitor can copy your features in months, narrative control is the only true differentiator. Gamma is perfectly positioned to operationalize this, not just helping people make slides, but ensuring every slide reinforces the enterprise’s strategic storyline.

I would be VERY interested in this and could get Gamma signed across my new company in a heartbeat.

En español, los títulos y subtítulos se escriben con mayúscula inicial y el resto de las palabras solamente necesitan mayúscula si son nombres propios o hay alguna otra regla que lo exija

Added the function of capitalizing each first letter in a sentence just like MS Word

Fixing an 80-slide presentation where the client has done their titles in all capitals.