A brand-new survey tool with AI creation, a new diagram slide type, a refreshed editor layout, improved presenting controls, and a built-in referral programme. Here’s everything that shipped in May.


Complex ideas often need structure to land well. The Diagram slide lets you build flow and network diagrams directly inside AhaSlides — no need to export from an external tool or switch apps mid-session.
The vibe check: Add nodes, connect them, choose your diagram type, and optionally animate the edges. Your diagram sits natively in the presentation, ready to step through with your audience.
What’s new: Diagram is a new slide type in the slide picker. Choose from multiple diagram types (flow, network, and more), edit nodes directly from the right panel, and set streaming edge animations at Slow, Medium, or Fast speed — or keep them off. The Slides AI agent can also generate Diagram slides from a prompt.
Why this matters: Useful for explaining processes, org structures, system architecture, or decision flows — without leaving the presentation or relying on screenshots.
The AhaSlides Microsoft Teams add-in is live again on Microsoft AppSource, following a brief pause caused by a Microsoft platform update.
What’s new: The add-in is restored and available in AppSource. This version also includes a joint G2 rating, making it easier for Teams users evaluating AhaSlides to find peer reviews alongside the listing.

Why this matters: Teams is one of the most common environments where AhaSlides is used. Full AppSource availability means IT-managed Teams deployments can install the add-in through the standard approval process.
📖 Help Centre article: Using the AhaSlides App on Microsoft Teams
Two quality-of-life improvements landed this month — a visual refresh to the editor sidebar, and more control over your screen during a live session.
Left Sidebar Redesign: The left sidebar in the Presenter App editor has been refreshed with a cleaner layout and improved visual hierarchy. The sidebar feels lighter and easier to scan, with all existing navigation and functionality staying exactly in place. A visual update, not a structural one.
Minimise popups while presenting: The Submission Closed and Results Hidden popups now support a minimise option. Trigger a countdown or hide results, then collapse the popup so your slide content stays fully visible — restore it whenever you need to take action. Particularly useful on smaller screens or with content-heavy slides.
AhaSlides now has a built-in referral programme — fully integrated into the Presenter App so the path from “share with a friend” to “friend gets a discount” is clear and unambiguous.
The vibe check: Veteran users see a referral entry point in the Presenter App. Share your link, and your referee gets 30% off their first purchase. You earn a reward when they convert. No confusion about where the discount came from.

What’s new: The referral programme (powered by Reditus) replaces the previous Refer-a-Friend scheme. The entry point is prominent for experienced users but stays out of the way for people still setting up their first presentations. Referee discount rates and eligible purchases are configurable, so the programme can be adjusted without a new release.
Why this matters: Word-of-mouth is a strong growth driver. A clear, in-app referral flow makes it easier for happy users to share — and easier for new users to take the step to upgrade.
📖 Help Centre article: Refer your friends to AhaSlides