Where AI drafts. Where a named adviser signs.
Free readiness assessments for founder-led businesses preparing to exit, raise or acquire, run by StoryC Ltd on its own database. Six minutes, a score, and a short brief an adviser has read before you do.
Start the diagnostic See the instruments
The counters read from the firm's own database through its function; they say what was recorded, nothing is tracked on this page.
What this page does with your data
Cookies, pixels or browser storage on the public pages
None, unless you ask for the report by email. Your answers stay in this tab until then.
A score is written, and only then to the firm's own database
When you ask for the report, the firm's function scores your answers again, records them with the consent you gave and its version, and keeps them for the retention period the firm sets.
Human sign-off
AI drafts. A named adviser signs. The brief you receive was drafted by a fixed rule or a model on the firm's own key, and an adviser on the register signed it before it reached you. The database enforces this; the page cannot bypass it.
Three ways in
Licence the kit. Brand it as yours.
One Supabase project, one GitHub repository, in your firm's name
The migrations, the function, the pages and the tests come from the StoryC template. No key ships in it.
Your branding, wording, consent version and retention, as config
Scoring, row-level security and the send-report path stay upstream; the firm edits its pack and nothing else.
The acceptance rehearsal, before a founder sees it
The self test runs in your own database: anonymous reads refused, a brief invisible until signed, three reports per email, the investor route locked unless you are authorised.
Handover
StoryC is removed from the project and the repository; the service role and every secret are rotated. The firm owns the database. StoryC keeps no production login.
Owned by the firm
StoryC Ltd owns the database this install writes to. The template is StoryC's; the data, the prompts in force and the sign-offs are the firm's. The licence terms are in the kit; the price is set per firm.