1. Prepare the source
Collect raw text you already have with dates and amounts. Remove private details.
court docket · free workflow
Generate a verified travel itinerary with a dynamic budget validator that shows exactly which day goes over your cap — from structured JSON, not prose.
validates day-by-day budget gaps from structured JSON with an animated meter that flags specific overage days The result is a small object you can inspect: it carries a count, a context row, and a next action instead of asking you to trust a paragraph.
Collect raw text you already have with dates and amounts. Remove private details.
Prompt the free tool to return only JSON with this shape: {"heading":"...","metric":"...","rows":[{"label":"...","detail":"...","value":"..."}],"next":"..."}. Require "not found" when missing.
Paste same lines into board below. Companion runs locally and shows designed result without calling API.
Load a sample, replace it with your own notes, and inspect the generated object. Sample values are illustrative, not verified facts.
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Require one row per source line and check count before trusting total.
Keep evidence phrase and source-grounding request. "Not found" is useful.
Treat as routing signal, not prediction.
The free board is complete on purpose. The companion app adds a tangible file, history, or handoff only after the result is useful: .ics calendar export + offline PDF manifest + multi-city routing vs free read-only ledger
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