Both tools turn rough material into something that looks finished. The difference is where the result lives. Gamma makes a new thing in Gamma: a deck, a document or a web page, designed for you by AI. myone.page makes no new thing: the page is your Obsidian note, rendered and shared, and edits to the page are edits to the note.
At a glance
As of October 2026.
| Gamma | myone.page | |
|---|---|---|
| What it makes | Presentations, documents and web pages, as cards you can present | One-page reports: stat tiles, cards, tables, charts, timelines |
| Where it lives | In Gamma | A Markdown note in your Obsidian vault |
| How content gets in | A prompt, pasted text, or an uploaded file (.docx, .txt, .md and others) | You write the note, start from a template, or have any AI chat write it |
| AI | Built in, metered with credits | Bring your own: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Claude Code in the vault |
| Design | Many themes, AI images, layouts per card | Seven themes, each light and dark; fixed page layout |
| Presenting live | Yes, present mode | No; it is a page to read |
| Sharing | Link with view, comment or edit access; password on Pro | Per page: listed emails, a whole @domain, or anyone (paid) |
| Edits by others | Yes, in Gamma | Yes, in the browser, and they come back into your note |
| Export | PDF, PowerPoint and others | The note is already Markdown; one-file HTML export |
| Encryption | Not end-to-end encrypted, as far as we could find | End-to-end: AES-256-GCM, key in the link, server stores ciphertext |
| Price | Free plan with one-time credits; paid per seat, from roughly $8-12 a month | Plugin free, 3 shared pages free; unlimited from $1.99/month (founding price) |
What Gamma does well
Gamma is the faster way from nothing to a good-looking deck. Type a prompt or paste an outline and it proposes a structure, writes the cards, picks a layout and adds images. You can present it, share it as a link, or export it to PowerPoint or PDF for people who want a file. Collaborators can view, comment or edit. If your output is a pitch deck, a sales presentation, a workshop or anything you will stand up and present, it is built for that, and myone.page is not.
Gamma's AI is part of the product, metered in credits. The free plan gives a one-time batch; paid plans add monthly credits and remove Gamma branding. Third-party price trackers disagree on current prices and credit amounts, which changed during 2026, so check gamma.app/pricing before you decide.
Where Gamma is a poor fit
If you already wrote the content in Obsidian, Gamma means writing it a second time somewhere else. You can paste or upload your note, and Gamma will restyle it, but from then on there are two versions: the Gamma your team comments on and the note in your vault. We found no Markdown export as of October 2026 (it is a standing feature request on Gamma's ideas board), so changes do not come back. Next month's update starts from the Gamma, not from your notes, and anything that reads your vault, such as Claude Code, sees the old version.
What myone.page does
myone.page is a free Obsidian plugin. Add myone.page: true to a note and it opens as a styled one-page report you can edit in place. Its blocks are written in plain Markdown with a few callouts: stat tiles, cards, funnels, tables with coloured status labels, pie and bar charts, and Gantt timelines. Click share and the note becomes a link; the people you list sign in and edit in the browser, and their edits are back in your note within about a minute. Pages are end-to-end encrypted.
AI is optional and not metered: Make a page with AI copies a request for any chat, the free Claude skill teaches Claude the format, and coding agents write the note directly in your vault. See myone.page/ai, or the guide to writing a one-pager with ChatGPT or Claude.
Where myone.page is narrower
- No slides and no present mode. It is a page to read, not a deck to present.
- No built-in AI. You use your own chat or agent.
- One layout. Seven themes change the look, but the page is a single column of blocks. You will not get a custom design per section.
- No images generated for you. The page is text, numbers and charts.
- It needs Obsidian. You (not your readers) write in Obsidian, desktop or mobile.
The same task in each
Say you have a monthly investor update in your notes: four numbers, highlights, lowlights, three asks.
In Gamma, you paste the notes or upload the file and generate. You get a designed document or deck in a minute or two, adjust the cards, and share a link with view or comment access. Next month you duplicate it and edit the numbers in Gamma, or generate again from new notes.
In myone.page, you start the note from the investor update template (or have an AI chat fill it from your notes), and it renders as a page with stat tiles, cards and a goals table. You share the link with your investors. Next month you copy the note in your vault and change the numbers; the old month stays a note you can link to.
Who each suits better
Choose Gamma if
- you present live: pitches, sales calls, workshops, all-hands;
- you start from a prompt, not from notes you already have;
- visual design matters more than where the file lives;
- your team will work on it in Gamma from now on.
Choose myone.page if
- the content already exists as notes in Obsidian;
- it is something read, not presented: an investor update, a board pre-read, a project status report, a client report;
- you want others to edit it and the edits to end up in your vault;
- you need it private: specific people, end-to-end encrypted.
Some people use both: the monthly investor update as a myone.page note, the fundraising deck in Gamma. If the alternative you are weighing is a team workspace, see myone.page vs Notion.
To try myone.page, install the free plugin and start from a template such as the investor update or the one-page report.