fundamentals

Module 3, Lesson 2:

Collaborate and Share

GAMMA 1O1



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Okay, your gamma is done and you know how to present it. Now let's talk about sharing it with other people—whether that's teammates who need to collaborate, or an audience who just needs to view it.



Sharing Settings

This is your sharing hub.

You've got a few different options here depending on what you need.



Permission Levels

View

People can see your gamma, but they can't edit or comment

Comment

They can leave comments on specific cards, but can't change anything

Edit

They can change content, design, everything

Full Access

This is for your workspace members only. They can do everything Edit can do, and edit the sharing permissions.

No Access

They can't see it at all (useful for revoking access later)


For most situations, you'll use View or Edit. Comment is handy when you want feedback without giving full editing rights.



Sharing with Teammates

If you're in a workspace with teammates, you can share directly with them.

Type their name or email, set the permission level, and they'll get access immediately. If they're already in your workspace, they'll see it in their dashboard automatically.



Public Links — Sharing Outside Your Workspace

If you want to share with someone who's not in your workspace—like a client or external partner—just copy this link.

Anyone with this link can view your gamma. It's read-only by default, which is what you usually want for external sharing.



Password Protection

If you're sharing something sensitive, you can add a password.

Set the password here, and anyone who tries to open the gamma will need to enter it first. Send them the password separately, and you're good.



Web Discoverability

If you want your gamma to show up in Google search results, toggle this on. Most of the time you'll leave this off, but if you're publishing something publicly—like a blog post or a portfolio piece—this helps people find it.



Advanced Sharing — Custom Domains (Pro)

If you're on the Pro plan and you've published your gamma as a website, you can connect a custom domain.

Instead of yourname.gamma.site, you can use your own domain like brewbox.com. Gamma walks you through the setup—it's pretty straightforward.



Removing the "Made with Gamma" Badge

Removing the "Made with Gamma" badge:

On a Free plan, anything you share will say Made with Gamma in the corner. You can upgrade to any of our paid plans to make it disappear.



Collaboration in Action

When multiple people are editing the same gamma at the same time, you'll see their avatars at the top. You can see what card they're on, and changes show up in real time.



Analytics (Pro Feature)

If you're on Pro, you can see how people are engaging with your gamma.

Unique Viewers

How many people have seen it

Cards Viewed

How far people are getting through your deck

Time Spent Per Card

Which cards people are spending the most time on

Percentage of Views Per Card

Which cards are getting skipped

This is great for understanding what's resonating and what's not. If everyone's bouncing after card three, you know you need to rework that section.



📌 Your Turn:


Try sharing your gamma:


  • Click Share and set different permission levels—try View, then Edit
  • Copy the public link and open it in an incognito window to see what others see
  • If you're working with teammates, share it with someone and have them leave a comment
  • Pro users: check out the analytics for one of your gammas


Get comfortable with the sharing options. You'll use these constantly.



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