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When you're creating a presentation you regularly need to see a preview of your work. It's hard to commit/push for each review. Is there any other way for seeing the final output of GitPitch?

Amir Karimi
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    See [Developing Testing Locally](https://github.com/gitpitch/gitpitch/wiki/Developing-Testing-Locally). – wchiquito May 13 '17 at 06:50
  • @wchiquito Please post it as an answer and I'll accept it as people might google this question before reading all the available documents ;) – Amir Karimi May 15 '17 at 12:33

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There is a way to make changes and preview those changes without having to push every change to your remote git repo. The approach is detailed on the GitPitch Wiki, see the Developing / Testing Locally page.

As that particular Wiki page states:

Sometimes you may want to develop some or even most of the content for you presentation locally and then push the final PITCHME.md when you are done. While there is no dedicated tool for GitPitch that supports this kind of develop-then-preview workflow there is a simple approach that may be useful for some.

David
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    The link seems dead and redirects to the main page. While current documentation https://gitpitch.com/docs/ doesn't seem to contain such chapter. – Adam Badura Nov 04 '18 at 02:22
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    GitPitch now offers GitPitch Desktop. A dedicated presentation tool for Linux, OSX, and Windows users. You can use it to develop, preview, and present directly on your desktop. Using GitPitch Desktop you can also work entirely offline to develop and present your slideshow presentations. The Desktop tool is a seamless desktop companion to the gitpitch.com markdown presentation service in the cloud. You can find more details on the GitPitch website https://gitpitch.com/desktop. – David Nov 05 '18 at 03:14
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    This is not available anymore for non paying users. GitPitch Desktop is only available to paying users, so this feature was removed and is only available in payed versions now. – Anna Ira Hurnaus Dec 06 '18 at 13:08