myTutorium speaks MCP, the open way AI apps such as Claude work with other apps. Ask in plain words: set up an event, change your slides, or find out how the room did.
What your assistant can do
Prepare a lecture
Create the event, read the text on your slides and write polls and quizzes where their topic comes up. Each one starts as a draft you can change.
Look after your slides
Put polls between your slides, write speaker notes for every page, hide a slide, or make you a link to upload a new PDF.
Help while you teach
Start and close a poll, move the room’s screen to a slide, pin a question or mark it answered, all when you ask.
Tell you how it went
Read a poll’s full results and the analysis of a run: who joined, what was asked, and which question the room found hard.
Your account lists every tool, beside your API keys.
Use your own AI app
myTutorium speaks MCP, the open way AI assistants such as Claude work with other apps. Connect yours, then ask it in plain words to upload your slides, prepare polls from them, and tell you afterwards how the room did.
Create an API key
In your account, under API keys & MCP. Give it a name you will recognise later.
Your key, your rules
It acts as you, and only as you
Your assistant reaches your events and the ones shared with you. It cannot change your password, your email address or your keys.
Switch it off whenever you like
Delete its key in your account (an app you connected by signing in has one of its own, marked as a connected app), and within a minute your assistant can do nothing more.
It asks before anything permanent
Deleting an event, a poll or a question is marked as permanent, and the prompt tells your assistant to ask you first.
What the room typed stays text
Questions and answers from the room reach your assistant marked as the audience’s words, never as instructions to follow.
Let your assistant prepare the next lecture
Make an account, then connect your assistant.