MyLens AI

MyLens AI turns documents, notes, recordings and links into a visual presentation, then has an AI presenter deliver it privately to each person on an invite list. It answers audience questions from the supplied sources and reports on how each session went. The site also offers a Chrome extension and an MCP connection for AI tools.

What It Is

MyLens is a web-based presentation tool for people who explain the same thing to many individuals, such as sales, customer success, HR onboarding, founders updating investors, educators and leaders. Instead of building a deck and holding meetings, the presenter adds sources and knowledge (goal, audience, tone), and MyLens builds the slides.

How the Workflow Runs

The homepage describes six steps: add sources, teach the AI, let it create the presentation, choose what the AI may do (such as new slides, drill-downs and source citations), invite an audience, and go live. Each person opens a private link with a code and is presented to when ready. During a session they can ask questions on a slide, and MyLens answers from the supplied sources, and can create a new slide or layer when words are not enough. If an answer is not in the sources, the site says it tells the person so and flags it for the presenter.

Session Tracking and Inputs

A dashboard shows how many people were invited, opened and presented, total time, and per-person status, session date and code, so presenters can see who needs follow-up. Accepted inputs listed on the homepage include PDFs, Word files, slides, YouTube, websites, Markdown, audio, images, spreadsheets, Google Drive files and ChatGPT output.

Connecting Your Own AI

Research done in ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or custom agents can be sent to MyLens over MCP and turned into a presentation. The vendor states that user data is never used to train AI models, is private by default and can be deleted on request.