Gamma vs Noko
Pricing
Gamma: Free tier, paid from $9/mo billed yearly
Noko: From $5/user/mo
Description
Gamma: AI tool that turns a prompt or a document into a presentation, document, simple website or social post
Noko: Friendly time tracking that people actually use
Pros
- Imports PowerPoint and PDF files and exports to PPTX, PDF, PNG or Google Slides, on the free plan too
- Unused monthly AI credits on paid plans roll over, up to twice the monthly amount
- Pro adds API access, custom branding and up to 10 custom domains for published sites
- Interface is genuinely pleasant, which matters when you need people to actually log time
- Built by Amy Hoy, who bootstrapped it alongside her product education business
- Reports show where your time actually goes, not just totals
Cons
- The free plan's 400 credits are given once at signup and do not refill
- Removing the Gamma branding needs Plus or higher
- The free plan creates at most 10 slides per prompt
- No free tier: $5/user/month from day one
- Fewer integrations than Toggl or Harvest
Details
Gamma builds slides, documents, simple websites and social posts from a prompt or from material you already have. Its agent starts with an outline you can shape, then designs the pages, and you keep editing by chatting with it or by moving things around yourself.
It suits founders who need a pitch deck, a sales one-pager or a quick web page without opening a design tool. Imported PowerPoints and PDFs keep their formatting, and you can pull content in from Slack, Notion and Dropbox.
Every AI action uses credits. Plus costs $9 per seat a month billed yearly, with 1,000 credits a month, and Pro costs $18 with 4,000. Annual billing saves up to 28% compared with paying monthly.
Noko (formerly Freckle) is time tracking that doesn’t suck. Built by Amy Hoy who bootstrapped it to over $1M ARR while also running 30x500 and Stacking the Bricks. The UX is genuinely pleasant, which matters when you need people to actually log their time.
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