Prezi is zooming sketches on a digital napkin.
It's visualization and storytelling without slides. Your ideas live on stage and on the web.
Have you ever wondered about presenting your thoughts as free as they come? Ever got tired of creating a slideshow? It's been said, that the best innovations come from people who are unhappy with the tools they use. We realized that our ideas won't fit into slides anymore. Putting together creative thinking and technology expertise, we have created Prezi, a living presentation tool.
We prefer not looking at trends and following them. Rather, we learn about culture and respond with technology. We also believe in humanity’s desire for creativity. Therefore, we create the tools that allow self-expression to take shape.
Peter arrives to Prezi after having helped several start-ups launch on an international scale. He brings with him experience from Sweden, Japan, US and Hungary. He recently published a book on
mobile business development
Peter's tweets
http://twitter.com/jack With this guy overseeing Prezi, we are almost in god mode. Better watch out!
Szilveszter loves Python, GUI and Web development. He is an open source enthusiast, and contributor to various projects.
Szilveszter's tweets
Peter has been assistant professor at the new media department of Budapest University of Technology after having been the lead developer of Origo.hu, Hungary’s largest Internet Company. Peter co-founded Kitchen Budapest with Adam.
Zoltan arrives to Prezi after being a freelance writer, blogger and online journalism lecturer. Today he manages the Prezi community, builds interaction channels, and communicates with our users in every possible way. Check out more of his personal work on Kultplay. www.kultplay.hu and his Tweets Zoltan's tweets
http://ted.com We at Prezi really admire the work done by the TED. Our shared goal: to enable ideas worth spreading.
An architect and interaction designer, Adam is interested in the cultural qualities of new technologies, and to explore these he creates installations and experiments that blend spaces, technologies and interactivity. Adam has been developing nonlinear zooming interfaces since 2001. Adam co-founded Kitchen Budapest with Peter. More at aether.hu