Rebuilding the pitch deck for the Pocket

This is terrific, and definitely a compelling way to intro an idea, business, concept, etc. on a mobile device. The tapping interaction is great, and the language and image-progression (incremental text width; changing exposures; etc.) feels natural and polished.<p>I could imagine a market for a solution that helps build these mobile-ready "decks." Of course, the creator has to conceive and execute with a native mobile experience in mind (not convert their existing deck), but a technology layer that aids in the creation (either just the implementation, or with best-practices to boot) would be terrific.<p>Ideally, one could find a similar experience without downloading an entire standalone app, but I suppose you'll take what you can get. I'd just love to be able to tell a new contact: "Check out CopThis.com/go and click through to learn all about the project right from your phone!" Heck, I'd even be thrilled to use: Mobile-Decks.com/CopThis

Awesome, tried it on iOS and it really is a nice experience. Given the investment craze on mobile this would help to show you're really thinking about the problem from a mobile perspective.

I tried this out on android and it was a really engaging experience. An auto-play feature with timing effects could make it better but then having the need for controls could be a setback.

I'm the creator of the Meet CopThis intro app. AMA!<p>Kidding. Thanks for the votes, downloads and words of encouragement. It is greatly appreciated.<p>Ed<p>Edit: I guess AMA if you want to. :)