AnyStory

Hey everyone! 👋

Henry here, founder of AnyStory!

Last year, I paid $600/year for LinkedIn tools that made me sound like everyone else.

Three months ago, I published a post written by one of these "AI content tools". It got decent engagement. Someone even called it "valuable."

But my co-founder Benjamin asked me a question that stung: "Would you have written this yourself?"

The answer was no. And that's the problem.

That's why my team and I built AnyStory because we were tired of choosing between two bad options:

A. Spend 3 hours crafting one authentic post

B. Or use current AI tools that make you sound like a LinkedIn bot

We wanted option 3: AI that actually knows your story.

Not "5 tips for founders" generic. Not "hustle culture" cringe. Your actual experiences, your actual voice, your actual insights.

Here's what shocked us: we fed AnyStory our profiles, past contexts, wins, failures, and those random 2am thoughts we never published. It started suggesting ideas we'd actually thought about, but never articulated.

When I shared the prototype with two founder friends a week ago, they didn’t just try it, they paid for it on the spot.

That’s when I realized we weren’t building another content automation tool. We were building a strategist, ghostwriter, and critic that helps with the heavy lifting of strategy, ideation, and first drafts, then nudges you to add your personal touch and nuance, making content creation authentic yet effortless!

So here's my ask:

-> Give it a try (7-day free trial and full refund if you're not happy)

-> Tell me if it gets you on the ideas and drafts (ultimate test)

-> Roast us in the comments, we need the truth, not politeness!

We're betting everything on one idea: people can smell authenticity, and they're starving for it.

If we're wrong, this fails. If we're right, we might just fix mass automation content hell!

Congrats on the launch!

If a user already has a bunch of historical posts in their voice - is that something AnyStory learns from? Do you consider engagement rate / performance of historical posts.

Hey! Ben here, CTO at AnyStory.

I'll be honest, I was skeptical about building another AI writing tool. The market's flooded with them.

But then Henry showed me a post he published using one of those tools. It performed well. Got engagement. And it sounded... empty. Like it could've been written by anyone.

That's when I realized the technical challenge wasn't about generating better text. It was about generating your text.

So we built a context engine that works differently:

It doesn't just analyze your writing style. It learns your story—your projects, your failures, the problems you've actually solved.

It doesn't give you templates. It suggests ideas based on what you uniquely know.

It doesn't automate away your voice. It amplifies it.

The hardest part? Making the AI smart enough to know when it doesn't know enough. When it needs more context from you. When to push you to add that personal detail that makes the difference.

We're still iterating. There are edge cases. There are bugs. But the core works.

If you're technical and want to stress-test this thing, please do. Break it. Tell me what's wrong. That's how we make it better.

We built this because we needed it. Hope it helps you too.

Hey everyone! Shobrun from AnyStory here.

I've been designing products for years, but this one hit different.

Here's why: every founder and creator I know has the same pain point. It's not that they can't write. It's that they sit down to write and... nothing. Blank page syndrome. Imposter syndrome. "Why would anyone care what I have to say?"

So we designed AnyStory around that exact moment of friction.

Instead of: "What should I post today?" (panic mode)

You get: "Here are 5 ideas based on your recent wins, challenges, and insights" (clarity mode)

Every flow, every prompt, every interaction is designed to get you from stuck to shipping—without losing what makes your voice yours.

The magic isn't in the AI. It's in the space between the AI's suggestion and your personal touch. That's where authenticity lives.

We tested this with a small group of founders last week. One told me: "It's like having a strategist who actually knows my story."

That's exactly what we're going for.

Try it out. Tell me if the experience feels right. Tell me where it feels off. Your feedback shapes what we design next.

Let's make content creation feel less like a chore and more like storytelling.

I have a new caption/tagline for your product: Like Trello, but for LinkedIn :)

Great idea! Love the Trello-style board of ideas to post

Lessgoo! 🚀