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Save snippets from any page as context for AnyStory, so you never run out of authentic LinkedIn post ideas. You can tweak tone later, but this should already fit the AnyStory brand pretty well: Turn what you read into content ideas — instantly. AnyStory’s Context Saver helps you capture real-world context from any page and reuse it later to generate authentic LinkedIn post ideas. How it works - Highlight or select relevant text on any website: emails, articles, LinkedIn posts, comments, PDFs, docs, and more. - Save it with one click into your AnyStory workspace as “context”. - When you use AnyStory to generate ideas or posts, your saved context is used to make suggestions specific to you. Perfect for: - Founders and operators who see good ideas in their inbox, calls, and chats all day. - Creators who want their posts to come from real experiences, not random AI prompts. - Busy professionals who don’t have time to write, but constantly stumble over insights worth sharing. What you can save - Email threads and customer conversations - Interesting parts of long-form articles - LinkedIn posts and comments - Meeting notes, docs, FAQs, support tickets, and more Why it’s different - Built for AnyStory: all saved context connects directly to your AnyStory account. - Authentic by default: your content ideas are grounded in your own inputs. - Zero “blank page” moments: when it’s time to post, you already have a context pool to draw from. Getting started - Install the extension. - Log in with your AnyStory account. - Open any page, select the text you want to remember, and click “Save to AnyStory”. - Head back to AnyStory — your saved context is ready to fuel your post ideas and drafts. Grow your personal brand with ideas that actually come from your day, not from scratch.
Nov 14, 2025
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