Essential reading

1. Presentation templates for modern teams

2. Why you should build features users don't ask for

3. Running remote offsites & onboardings

4. How Yac raised $7.5 with the perfect pitch

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• How Feedly keeps work moving forward with Pitch

  

  The Feedly team found themselves wasting time trying to find the right version of a deck in Keynote, instead of investing time perfecting their core messages. Pitch made “merge hell” and collaboration chaos a thing of the past, freeing them up to focus on getting the right messages in the hands of their sales team.

• How to design better presentations

  

  In this post, one of our senior visual designers shares her top tips for designing better presentations.

• How to make the switch to Pitch

  

  Making the switch to Pitch: A guide to getting all hands on deck

• How Yac raised $7.5M with the perfect pitch deck

  

  Using Pitch, Yac was able to easily build a winning Series A pitch deck that successfully raised $7.5 million.

• Templates for live video collaboration

  

  Pitch is the first presentation software to include built-in live video collaboration, enabling teams to discuss edits face to face no matter their location.

• Don’t just present. Pitch.

  

  Today, we’re launching Pitch to the world. Learn how we’re modernizing presentation software to help teams stay connected and do their best work.

• Presentation templates for modern teams

  

  Presentations aren't just for pitch decks: Innovative use cases from modern, remote-optimized teams.

• Running remote offsites and onboardings

  

  How we run async virtual offsites and onboard new employees with Pitch

• Why we redesigned Pitch before we launched

  

  Not many companies redesign a product before they launch. Here’s how we — in the midst of our beta — rolled out a redesign of the core product experience.

• A new look & new ways to collaborate

  

  We're debuting a new look for Pitch, and with it, new ways to collaborate and create presentations faster than ever before.

• 3 months, 50+ updates: Q2 in review

  

  Over the past three months, we’ve shipped dozens of new features and improvements. See what we’ve been up to and get an update on our beta.

• How Supercast raised $2 million with Pitch

  

  From side project to startup — How Supercast used Pitch to raise $2M and spin off a big idea into a new business

• Why you should build features users don't ask for

  

  How we use Pitch at Pitch, and the different ways we weave user research into the fabric of our company culture

• From Counter-Strike to keyboard shortcuts

  

  Pitch engineer and Counter-Strike world champion Jeremy Vuillermet shares how gaming concepts influenced our quick menu

• Communicating & collaborating through change

  

  I've worked remotely my entire career. Here's what I've learned about leading, communicating, and collaborating through change and challenges.

• Designing in the open: How we make design accessible

  

  Our Head of Design shares how Pitch builds an open design culture that encourages collaboration across the company.

• A peek into our template creation process

  

  Tee Tran oversees the creation of all of our presentation templates, and in this post, she gives us a look inside her design process.

• Shining a spotlight on our beta users

  

  We’re ready to showcase how some of our very first users are using Pitch to raise money, work faster, and communicate more effectively.

• Bulletins: A remote-friendly alternative to all hands

  

  In the past few weeks since we’ve all gone fully remote, we’ve all had to adopt new ways of working in order to adapt to our "new normal."

• Our plans for Pitch in 2020

  

  We’ve been busy behind the scenes working to build the future of presentations. It’s time to give you a peek at what we’ve been up to and share what’s coming next in 2020.

• On inclusivity in a modern workplace

  

  We want to build great software, but more than that, we want to build a great company, an inclusive workplace where all people are able to create, lead, innovate, and thrive.

• Announcing our limited preview beta & new funding

  

  We're inviting the first teams and companies to use Pitch, opening up our invite-only beta with the help of some additional funding.

• Pitch raises $19M from Index, Slack & more

  

  Today we are proud to announce a $19M Series A, led by Index Ventures and our existing investor BlueYard.