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# Force Restart
Throwback to our beginnings: One of our first versions when the app was called Present Perfect. Two iPads, one vision.
In the early days when Steve Jobs was talking about a Post-PC world, we got together with an idea. We saw how iPads could change meetings for the better and wanted to make that happen.
Our app has changed a lot since then. At first, it was for everyone. Now, it's a unique tool that improves enterprise presentations but stays easy to use.
As we bootstrapped our way forward, we faced numerous challenges in finding the right market fit. We constantly adapted and persevered, never giving up. And then, [February 2022 arrived](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_invasion_of_Ukraine)...
These days, we're not just updating our app but also hitting the reset button on our lives. Even though a lot has changed over the past year, we're more confident than ever that we're heading in the right direction. Call it a "Force Restart," if you will, but we can't wait to see what's next.
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