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How the coach works, what each screen in thestory.run is for, what a coaching session costs, and what your teammates can and can't see.

Getting started

What this isthestory.run is a writing coach for people who post on LinkedIn under their own name. It helps you say your own thing and never writes the post for you.
Your intention profileThe short setup the coach orients everything against: your topics, your mission and what makes a good one, and where to change any of it later.

Capturing ideasThe Ideas board holds half-thoughts with no character count and no post button: where ideas come from, how they cool as they age, and where they go next.
Writing with the coachThe writing room: talk a piece through with the coach or drop a first line, then write it into a shape that is yours. Leaving halfway is always safe.
The reviewThe review reads a nearly finished piece once, honestly: what comes back, why there is one read per text, and why the editing stays with you.
How a piece movesIdea, draft, ready, scheduled, posted: how one piece of writing moves through its stages, keeps its whole history, and can always go back a step.
Cheat modeThe one place the coach writes the post for you: what cheat mode does, what it costs, how it marks the text it wrote, and how to undo it again.

Your libraryPosts holds everything you have written, as a list or a board, filtered by topic, campaign or stage, and offers three ways to publish a finished piece.
Plan, and honest numbersPlan looks back at what you said you would do and what you did: streaks that reward showing up, engagement read only against your own past, no fake data.

Teams, and what stays privateWhat your teammates can see in a shared organisation, what they can never see, single sign-on over SAML, exporting your data, and deleting your account.
Sessions and billingYou pay for coaching, not for seats. What one coaching session is, what it costs, the two ways to pay, and what happens when your sessions run out.
Connect a script or an AI assistantCreate an API key for your own code or connect Claude and other assistants over MCP, what a token may do on your behalf, and how to take access back.