Gamma made you a good-looking deck. The two default ways to send it both cost you something: the public Gamma link puts it on their platform for anyone with the URL, and exporting a PDF flattens the motion and lands as a heavy attachment that email loves to block. Export the deck as a page (or a PDF, either works) and drop it in: you get a private, unguessable link that opens full-screen in any browser, with no account for the reader and no platform branding around your content. It's off search by default, so a pitch reaches exactly who you send it to.
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Export your Gamma deck — as a web page or a PDF — and drop it in. miinideck publishes it to a private link in seconds: no hosting account, and nothing for the reader to sign into.
Send that one link. It opens the deck full-screen in the browser on any device, so an investor or a client reads it in place instead of downloading a file — no attachment to bounce off a mailbox limit, no public page on someone else's platform.
Keep it controlled and current: re-upload a revised deck and the link stays the same, password a confidential pitch, set an expiry so a stale version doesn't linger, and on Studio serve it from your own domain with the branding gone.
Gamma's link lives on their platform, and the public setting shows it to anyone who has the URL. A miinideck link is your deck on a private, unguessable URL — off search, with an optional password and expiry, and on Studio your own domain. Use Gamma's link when their hosting is fine; use a private link when the deck should reach only the people you send it to and read as yours.
Yes — that's the point. Export the deck (a web page keeps the layout; a PDF works too) and drop it in, and the reader opens a link that renders full-screen in the browser. No download, no attachment bouncing off an email size limit, no 'can you resend it' — just a URL that opens.
Yes. Every link is unguessable and no-indexed by default, so it never surfaces in search and only the people you send it to can open it. For a confidential pitch, add a password so even a forwarded link needs the passphrase, and set an expiry so an old deck doesn't stay live.
On the paid plans, yes — detailed analytics (Solo, $4.99/mo, and up) show opens over time, so you can tell a real read from a two-second glance before you follow up. The free plan confirms the link is live and private but doesn't include the open breakdown.
On Studio ($14.99/mo), yes — a custom domain plus white-label, so the deck reads as yours end to end. On free and Solo it's still a clean private link with nothing for the reader to sign into; Studio is what moves it onto your own domain.
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