MyLens is AI for live 1-1 presentations at scale. You add your raw sources, say what matters, and invite your audience. MyLens AI gives every person a live, private presentation, answers their questions using your sources, and can create new slides and layers in real time during the presentation. Then it tells you how each session went, so you can see who’s doing well, who’s stuck, and what to do next.
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MyLens is AI for live 1-1 presentations at scale. You add your raw sources, say what matters, and invite your audience. MyLens AI gives every person a live, private presentation, answers their questions using your sources, and create new slides and layers in real time during the presentation. Then the AI tells you how each session went, so you can see who’s doing well, who’s stuck, and what to do next.
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I’ve run three workshops with Startup Wise Guys, 30+ founders each, and the best part is always the questions halfway through, which no slide ever predicts. Giving every person their own session that adapts to those questions is the right problem to pick. Congrats Ardalan and team 🐦🔥
@vlad_popov3 Thanks so much! 🙌 Exactly! Those unexpected questions are often where the real learning happens. We want to make that kind of personal, adaptive experience possible for everyone.
Congrats Ardalan and Amin on the fourth MyLens launch. Having the AI build a new slide on the spot when someone asks something the deck doesn't cover is the part I'd test first. When it does that with numbers or claims, does the slide show which of my sources each point came from? In a sales or investor walkthrough, the viewer will want to check where a figure came from before trusting it.
@genedai Thanks so much! 🙌 Great point, especially for sales and investor presentations. We already support citations back to the original sources, and we're working to make source transparency even better in live-generated slides.
Pitching inside a live call always meant losing half the room the moment the deck stopped matching the questions, so slides that build themselves mid session from my own sources is the part I want to see.
@karimbenkeroum Exactly! That's one of the biggest limitations of traditional decks. The conversation shouldn't have to follow the slides. The slides should follow the conversation!