GetStory

About GetStory

GetStory turns the raw input a product manager actually has — meeting notes, Slack threads, half-formed ideas — into the structured artefacts they are expected to produce: PRDs, user stories and technical specs. The worked example on the site is honest about the input quality it expects, taking a rambling transcript fragment about login work and returning a sectioned requirements document with an objective and enumerated features including OAuth integration, email signup, password reset and enterprise 2FA. The claim is roughly five minutes from notes to document against two-plus hours by hand, which is the realistic saving on the formatting-and-structure part of the job rather than the thinking part. The product is early and says so plainly: limited beta, around fifty active users across twenty-five-plus companies, and a founding-member count displayed on the pricing page. That transparency is worth more than a wall of invented logos, though it also means the tool is unproven at scale. Pricing reflects the stage and is unusually founder-friendly: a $7 one-time trial to try it properly rather than a time-boxed demo, an early-adopter annual licence at $79 against a $200 list — about $6.60 a month — with a limited number of founding-member slots, and a $29/month plan listed as coming soon. There is a free-forever tier and a 7-day trial with no card. The team's stated positioning is that it was built by product managers.

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