Gain the storytelling clarity you seek by having all your notes in one connected system — Meet the Storyteller OS.
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Your writing sanctuary awaits.

You’ve got ideas. Loads of them. But maybe they’re making a mess across notebooks, Google Docs, half-finished spreadsheets. That’s normal. Here’s how we fix it together.

Sign up for Notion

Step 1: Create your free Notion account

If you don’t already have one, go ahead and sign up. Notion will be your workspace—your home base for story-planning.

Yes, it’s free, yes it's flexible. Use desktop, mobile, or browser—your choice.

Purchase the Storyteller OS

Step 2: Get access to the Storyteller OS

This is the big thing.

The Storyteller OS is StoryFlint's all-in-one Notion system designed so you may go from “idea overload” to “draft in hand” without losing your mind.

It organizes characters, world building, themes, scenes, drafts—it’s your story’s command center built in Notion.

Or check out some free templates first.
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Step 3: Check out StoryFlint's Notion Workbooks + Worksheets

Once your Storyteller OS is set up, explore our library of smaller tools that help you plan specific parts of your story.

Learn Notion
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Step 4: Learn more about Notion

If you’re new to Notion, don’t worry—you don’t need to be a tech wizard. Start with the basics: how to duplicate a template, move pages, and use databases.

Once you get the hang of it, you’ll see why writers love building in Notion. It’s flexible, visual, and weirdly satisfying to use. You’ll find step-by-step tutorials and walkthroughs inside StoryFlint to help you learn as you go.

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Step 5: Subscribe to StoryFlint on Youtube

If you like seeing things in action, come hang out on YouTube. You’ll find quick tips, behind-the-scenes workflows, and “build-with-me” videos showing how to organize your story step by step.

Learn the art of storytelling
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Step 6: Learn the art of storytelling

Dive into practical storytelling lessons that help you build stronger characters, tighter plots, and stories that actually make sense when you reread them later.

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Step 7: Explore more

Explore tools and resources that help you wrangle your story into shape. Because duct tape and caffeine can only take you so far.

Welcome Aboard.

Your story deserves clear space to live, not chaos to survive in. Let’s turn “one day I’ll write this” into “today I’m writing this.”

— Kevin from StoryFlint