Send a finished deck as a link

A finished pitch deck now has a Share link button next to its downloads. It creates a public address you can paste into an email, and whoever opens it reads the deck without a Pitchko account, on a page that carries your agency's name rather than ours.

The link is yours to withdraw. Revoke kills it for good — the address stops working immediately and never comes back. Pressing the share button again on a deck that is already shared mints a different link and retires the old one, which is the safe default when you are not sure who still has the previous URL.

You can also see whether it has actually been read: the panel shows how many times the live link has been opened, or says plainly that it has not been opened yet. That count belongs to the link on screen, so creating a new one starts it from zero rather than carrying the old link's total forward.

Three limits, said here rather than found later. A share link expires 90 days after it is created. Only a deck that finished rendering can be shared — one still generating has nothing behind the address yet. And opens are counted at most a few dozen times per hour from the same network, so a client whose whole office sits behind one connection may read as fewer opens than it was.