MyLens
Product Hunt Ardalan Mirshani
MyLens turns one set of sources into live private presentations for each person. It also answers questions, makes new slides on the fly, and reports who’s stuck.
Based on reporting by Product Hunt, Ardalan Mirshani — read the original for the full story.
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MyLens is trying to turn the old one-to-many presentation into something closer to a private conversation. The Product Hunt launch calls it AI for live 1-1 presentations at scale, which is a neat way of saying one presenter can spin up a separate session for every person in the audience without rebuilding the whole deck each time.
The setup is simple enough: you feed it raw source material, say what matters, and invite people in. From there, MyLens generates a live presentation for each viewer and keeps it private to that session. If someone asks a question, it answers using the sources you provided rather than wandering off into whatever the model feels like saying today.
And it does more than just talk. During the presentation, it can create new slides and layers in real time, which makes the whole thing feel less like a static deck and more like a guided, changing pitch. That matters if the same material needs to be adapted on the fly for different people, different roles, or different levels of interest.
The last piece is the reporting. After each session, the AI tells you how it went, so you can see who’s doing well, who’s stuck, and what to do next. This is already the fourth launch from MyLens AI, so the company seems to be iterating in public rather than hiding the rough edges until some grand reveal.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the kind of AI use case that makes more sense than another chatbot with a louder logo. If the system stays tied to source material and actually helps a human run many tailored sessions, that’s useful; if not, it’s just slideware with a confidence problem. The real test is whether it saves time without turning every sales or training call into a slightly haunted improv show.
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