Core Insights - Gamma, a visual storytelling AI platform, has completed a $68 million Series B funding round, achieving a valuation of $2.1 billion. The funding will accelerate product development and expand the team to meet growing demand [2] - The funding round was led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Accel and Uncork Capital. Gamma's annual recurring revenue (ARR) has surpassed $100 million [2] - The funding includes a secondary offering to provide liquidity for early employees, reflecting the founders' philosophy of sharing success with all contributors [2] Company Overview - Gamma started as an AI-based alternative to PowerPoint and has evolved into a comprehensive visual storytelling platform, enabling teams to create presentations, websites, and interactive documents in minutes [2] - The latest release, Gamma 3.0, features an AI design agent that helps users transform rough ideas, documents, or links into fully designed presentations quickly [2] - The platform's AI-native interface, smart layouts, and collaborative workspace make it a preferred tool for teams, educators, and businesses to communicate ideas more effectively [2] Market Position - Industry professionals report that they have eliminated PowerPoint in favor of Gamma, producing over 50 brand-consistent presentations and hundreds of internal documents daily, saving at least 50,000 hours annually [3] - Gamma addresses a common issue where everyone has ideas worth sharing, but not everyone has the time or design skills to present them engagingly [3] - The company has achieved profitability for two consecutive years, with a loyal customer base of 70 million users, despite the challenges faced by many enterprise AI companies regarding high valuations and sluggish revenue growth [3] User Engagement - Users have created over 400 million presentations, websites, and other resources on Gamma, generating more than 1 million pieces of content daily [3] - Andreessen Horowitz has utilized Gamma for various internal communications, highlighting its transformative impact on communication methods [4]