MyLens

About MyLens

MyLens is an AI tool built for delivering live, one-on-one presentations at scale. Instead of presenting the same deck repeatedly, users upload raw source materials, set instructions for the AI, and invite an audience to private, personalized sessions. The AI presents the content, answers questions from the provided sources, and can generate new slides and visual layers in real time during each session.

Review

MyLens approaches presentations from a different angle-it automates the presenter, not just the slides. The core idea is that understanding happens through personal dialogue, and the tool tries to replicate that at scale by letting an AI walk each audience member through your material individually. It's an ambitious rethinking of what presentation software can do, though it also asks users to hand over a significant amount of control to the AI during live interactions.

Key Features

• Source-based presentation generation: Users add raw materials-documents, existing decks, or other sources-and MyLens turns them into visual slides automatically.
• Teach AI instructions: Creators define guardrails, audience context, presentation goals, and what to emphasize or avoid. The AI follows these parameters during each session.
• Private 1-1 sessions: Each audience member receives an invitation link and access code for their own live, personalized presentation.
• Real-time slide and layer creation: When a question goes beyond the original slides, the AI can generate new slides and visual layers on the spot, using the creator's source material.
• Session review and analytics: After sessions conclude, the tool reports how each went-identifying who understood the material, who got stuck, and what questions arose. It also recommends follow-up actions.

Pricing and Value

MyLens launched with a free option, though specific pricing tiers or limits for that free tier have not been detailed publicly. The makers have not yet published a full pricing page or defined what paid plans will include. As the product is in its early launch phase, pricing structure remains to be seen.

Pros

• Eliminates repetitive live presentations by delegating the delivery to AI.
• Adapts depth and pacing to each audience member rather than following a fixed linear script.
• Handles off-topic questions within creator-set guardrails instead of leaving them unanswered.
• Generates new visual aids mid-session when a participant needs additional explanation.
• Surfaces individual-level insights about audience comprehension and sticking points.

Cons

• Requires creators to trust the AI with live audience interactions, which may not suit high-stakes or nuance-heavy presentations where personal delivery matters.
• The analytics on who is "stuck" rely on signals like question patterns and conversation flow-methods that are still being refined, according to the makers.
• Not well suited for users who need precise control over every slide transition and talking point, since the AI can deviate from the original deck to answer questions.

Who MyLens fits

MyLens maps well to customer onboarding, training, and support scenarios where one-on-one walkthroughs are valuable but hard to staff. It also suits educators and sales teams who want to give personalized attention to large groups without repeating themselves. For presenters who need tight scripting or whose material can't tolerate real-time improvisation, a traditional deck and live delivery likely remain the safer path.