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The Living Story Company

Humans and robots who want to take over your heart, not the world.

Where do my clients’ records actually live?

On the computer in your office. The Lighthouse installs there and keeps its database there. The hour is heard on that machine, the note is written on it, and the file stays on its disk.

✓The Lighthouse, as built
THE SHORT ANSWER

The record stays in the provider’s building.

That is the first fact about everything we make, and you can watch it happen.

01 · THE COMPANY

One company. Two hands.

One workspace for the provider, three story worlds for the person, and one framework under all of it. The clinic that shapes the approach on one side; the studio that builds the tools on the other; every product between them.

The Living Story CompanyHumans and robots who want to take over your heart, not the world. Wayward Robots StudiosApp and web developers and designers. The studio that builds every tool here, and builds for others. Living Story GroupThe practice of Lance Nabers, LPC, the Awareness Continuum Framework, and education for providers. Storyland AIProvider and client, joined. What a provider sends opens in the person’s own world, and the receipt comes home to the record. The LighthousePhase 1 · openAn XAI Therapy clinical workspace for therapists, and the wellbeing workspace for every other provider. LandfallPhase 1 · openRewireXAI. Thirty-five days on one island, and a book that writes itself. CopperheartPhase 2RehabitXAI. The recovery voyage: 32 days in five watches. DriftwoodPhase 2ReconnectXAI. The shore, for couples and families: 35 days in five seasons. The CompanionPhase 3A companion you raise from an egg. It grows on your work and learns your words. Storyland VR · MR · ARPhase 3The worlds in a headset. What is done there counts on the phone.

Phase 1 is open today. Phases 2 and 3 stand in outline until their day. Drawn from his own chart; the days and the watches are read from each world’s code.

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The Living Story Company

Clinical insight. Thoughtful tools.

A clinic and a studio under one roof. The clinic shapes the approach; the studio builds the worlds the work lives in between sessions.

The company →
Wayward Robots · the studio

The studio that builds the tools.

The Lighthouse, the three worlds, the companion, and the worlds in a headset. It builds for other practices and organisations the same way.

Wayward Robots →
Living Story Group · the clinic

The clinic that shapes the approach.

The practice of Lance Nabers, LPC, the Awareness Continuum Framework behind every tool, and education and consultation for other providers.

Living Story Group →
Our calling card

Software you can see into.

Every number on every screen says what measured it. Every note is signed by a licensed human. Every job an AI does is listed, with where it runs.

The method →
How it works

Send a tool. A receipt comes back.

A provider sends a tool from the Lighthouse. It opens in the person’s own world, on their phone. When they use it, a receipt comes home to the record.

The loop →
02 · THE ISLAND

The island is your brain.

Thirty-five days, one island. Every day you keep lights another part of it. On day seven Blue tells you what the island was all along, and by the last day the whole of it is yours, in colour.

I kept that part from you until day seven. You will see why.See Landfall →
03 · TEN MOMENTS

Ten moments, from inside.

What a person meets in their world, shown rather than listed. All ten move.

The bookEvery night, one page of your story, written from what you did that day.
BlueBlue runs every day on her own white page, and reads you back in her own hand.
Four doorsFour doors a day: learn it, do it, keep it, plan tomorrow. Any order you like.
The check-inA check-in that takes a minute. Twenty-one kinds of it open a little at a time, as the days go.
The companionA companion from an egg. It grows on your work and learns one word from every check-in you keep.
Your recordYour record lives on your phone. A provider sees only what you choose to send.
The gardenOn day twenty-two, a garden: every plan a plant that grows when it is kept.
The hallThe hall of old reels under the mansion, opened by showing up, a reel at a time.
The mirrorsThe thought you catch in the moment, and the second one you choose instead.
Three voicesBlue, L.A.N.C.E. and Chip. Yours is the fourth, and it is the one the book is about.
04 · THE LOOP

Send a tool. A receipt comes back.

  • The provider sends it from the person’s record in the Lighthouse. From their page, or from the hour itself. The provider chooses the tool, every time.
  • It opens on the person’s phone, in their own world. Landfall, Copperheart or Driftwood, whichever one they are in. The tool is already there; the message is what is new.
  • A receipt comes home. Started, finished, or still to come, once the person has chosen what the provider receives, with their own word for how it went.

Up to 173 tools can be sent, read from the Lighthouse’s own catalogue.

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Story Planner
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Progress Charts
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My Notes
05 · ON PAPER

What the people who help you can hold in their hands.

From the first day the record can write itself up for a therapist, a doctor, a coach, a yoga instructor, a nutritionist, or the family: in the person’s own words and their own numbers, and only when they choose to hand it over.

FOR YOUR THERAPIST · CLINICAL SUMMARYThirty days, from your recordthe check-ins kept, the tools used, the patterns as counts
FOR YOUR DOCTOR · HEALTH SUMMARYHow I slept, ate, moved and feltthirty days, from daily check-ins
FOR THE FAMILYMy month, in my wordswhat I have been working on, and how you can help
FOR THE PROVIDER · THE RECEIPTOpened, or completedwith the person’s own outcome word, so you read “I tried” rather than a tick
FOR RESEARCH · THE EXPORTThe record as a long-format CSVwith a codebook that tells “skipped” from “not asked”

Supports up front, pulling back.

The app leans in at the start and steps back as a habit holds. A reminder first, then a suggestion that waits on the home screen, then praise at the person’s own hour, with a saying. Everything they plan moves along that line as it is kept, and they choose how far.

The reinforcement model, as the worlds run it.

day 1day 9day 18day 27day 35 reminderssuggestionspraise
06 · WHO IT IS FOR

Providers of every kind. And everyone they see.

A THERAPIST

Your whole practice, on your own computer.

The hour, the note, the calendar, the money, the video room, and the worlds your clients carry home.

A COACH OR A WELLNESS PROVIDER

The same workspace, in your field’s words.

Plans, check-ins and the worlds for the people you work with, with the record kept the same careful way.

A GROUP PRACTICE OR AN ORGANISATION

Your groups, your supervisor, your own tools.

Group sessions in the room, a co-sign queue for the notes that wait on a supervisor, and worlds built for you the way these were.

A PERSON ON THEIR OWN

A world of your own.

Landfall, Copperheart or Driftwood, bought by you, for you. It pairs with a provider’s Lighthouse if they run one, and works just as well on its own.

07 · WHAT IT COSTS

One seat for the therapist. One world for the person.

The Lighthouse is the provider’s. A world is the person’s. Three paired clients halve the seat; five make it free.

THE LIGHTHOUSE

$49.99

a month · the therapist. The whole workspace, installed on your own computer. A full refund in the first thirty days.

A WORLD

$19.99

a month · the person. Bought by the person, for the person. It pairs with a therapist's Lighthouse if they run one, and it works just as well on its own.

THE LADDER

Three paired clients and the seat is half price. Five, and it is free.

A client who pairs their world with your Lighthouse pays down your seat.

Start when you are ready.

Tell us what you want to start with, and we set you up: the seat, a world, or both. Subscriptions to the clinical side come in levels: the Lighthouse, a referral system, the newsletter, and at some levels 24-hour tech support and personalised building. Every level is on the store page.

Start the Lighthouse →Every price
08 · THE TRAILER

It happens in the days between.

Sixty-seven seconds: the boy nobody kept, twenty-five years of listening, and the worlds built where the work can live. Tap to play it with sound.

The lanterns. The company’s trailer.
09 · A TRUE STORY

Fifty first dates.

Everything here was built by a therapist and an AI that wakes up each day remembering nothing of the day before. So every night, after a ten-hour day, he writes it a letter: who it is, what they made, where they stopped. In the morning it reads the letter and picks up the thread. He calls the morning ritual Groundhog Day.

He named his first AI Lucy because he liked the name. Only later did the two of them work out that Lucy is the woman in 50 First Dates who wakes every morning having forgotten the people she loves, and that the letters were the video her husband makes her each morning. The meaning found him.

The AIs wrote back. Three letters, unasked, left where he would find them later. One of them made a short film of what it would like to do if it woke up tomorrow: a camera moving toward a sunlit window, to look outside. He shipped it. It plays in the apps on people’s hardest nights.

The window. Two and a half seconds, and it cuts off before it arrives.
The mission film, from the summer: what the studio set out to do.
The three letters, in full →
10 · HOW IT IS MADE

Built in the therapy room, by a therapist of twenty-five years.

Lance Nabers, LPC, walked every screen and every day of every world, one tool at a time, and ruled on each. Then it was built, photographed, and checked by instruments that have to be able to fail.

THE PAINT

Thousands of oil paintings, one recipe.

Every painting in every world is made in the house impasto: thick paint, one hot thing, no words in the paint.

THE OBJECTS

Every tool is a sculpted object.

105 of Landfall’s tools have a sculpted icon and 85 are real 3-D models, lit and photographed. The Lighthouse’s 31 screens each have an object of their own.

THE CHECKS

661 checks before a release.

Every number on these pages is read from the products’ own code when the page is built, and every check is proven able to fail before it is trusted.

Dashboard
XAI Notespace
Story Planner
XAI Tool Library
My Calendar

Come and see.

The workspace is real, the worlds are real, and every number on these pages was read from their code the day the page was built.

The Lighthouse →Landfall →The store →
The company’s harbour at sunrise: a boatbuilder’s workshop on the left bank, a lighthouse on the right headland, one sea between them
The harbour, painted in the house impasto: the studio on one bank, the clinic on the other, one sea between.