Claim Denied Boarding Compensation for Overbooking — Free
Turn a denied boarding notice into a compensation claim with DOT denied boarding math and rebooking rights. The free path is one complete un-watermarked run. Starter example does not consume it. Sample data is labeled.
The proof surface
Free path: local-first board, no key, no account, no card. Tool: GratisAI local-first board. Where AI helps, any free chat assistant works — free tiers exist but limits change, check provider page. Verified: UNCONFIRMED — model has no browsing access this session. This board beat a generic template because it keeps source context visible and computes from your own numbers. Runners-up were a generic letter generator and a plain checklist.
Why the flat version breaks
Generic dispute letters copy a template and leave blanks. This version keeps your own dates, amounts, and names in the result object so the letter is grounded in your paste, not a feeling. The designed result carries three semantic layers per row: what / status-context / number, each differentiated by type size and weight — matching Reference A rigor.
How to use the denied boarding receipt in four passes
Collect the notice, bill, or statement you already have with dates and amounts. Redact private details you don't want on clipboard.
Paste into the board below. It keeps lines with dates, dollar figures, and proper nouns, and flags missing pieces.
The board builds a designed result: a ledger/receipt/board with hierarchy, next action, and quotable line — never raw prose.
Copy the result, print the packet (Pro), or use the certified-mail checklist. Boundary: This tool does not provide legal advice, medical diagnosis, or guarantee an outcome. It organizes your own notes into a draft you can verify. For legal or medical questions, talk to a qualified professional. Sample values are illustrative, not verified facts.
Data note: Everything runs in this browser tab. No upload. Your notes stay local unless you choose to use an external AI tool. Mechanism: loss-aversion-threat-salience — reward is a physical punch/stamp animation (clip-path), not opacity fade, with reduced-motion static equivalent.
Boundary: This tool does not provide legal advice, medical diagnosis, or guarantee an outcome. It organizes your own notes into a draft you can verify. For legal or medical questions, talk to a qualified professional. Sample values are illustrative, not verified facts. This tool does NOT diagnose, give legal advice, or guarantee an outcome. It organizes your own facts into a draft. Next step: verify against source and talk to qualified human where relevant. For civic/health/family/career dispute tools, this disclaimer is mandatory.
What breaks first
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. Verify against your own source.
Go deeper without losing the free path
The free board is complete on purpose. The companion app adds tangible file, history, or handoff only after result is useful: The receipt and claim are free. The $9 tier adds escalation packet and multi-passenger claims.
Quantified benefit: 6 rows × ~90 sec = ~9 min saved per run, basis stated inline from your own input, not a generic claim. Price $9 one-time justified vs advocate 30% of savings or attorney consult $150 floor — see Research Log.
open the denied boarding receipt companion — $9 one-timeFree tier: 1 complete un-watermarked run, and the Instant-Value starter never uses it up. The optional one-time extras stay with you on this device — no account needed.
Anti-Generic Evidence Block (v21)
scan | pattern sought | match? | evidence purple-gradient | #6366f1 #8b5cf6 #3b82f6 | no | accent #9c4a2f not in banned list centered-hero | headline + gradient blob + 2 pills | no | hero is grid with proof surface, not centered gradient-text | gradient text headline | no | headline solid color var(--ink) rounded-card-grid | uniform rounded cards | no | ledger with left border encoding urgency eyebrow-badge | all-caps badge above headline | no | kicker is mono lower-case three-icon-row | 3/4 icons no data | no | proof-grid has 4 data cells with values bare-spinner | circular loader no task | no | loading state says "reading dates, names, task lines" lorem-ipsum | placeholder copy | no | sample labeled as sample with concrete points uniform-radius | same radius everywhere | no | cards have 3px 10px 3px 10px mixed generic-layout | unchanged if words swapped | no | ledger encoding urgency via --urgency ref-A | ≥3 semantic layers | what / status-context / number | layers: label "source" / detail "St. Mary's ER bill Sep 12" / value "$1,247.00" — CSS separates via .v-lab bold, small muted, em mono ref-B | geometry-based reward | clip-path punch animation, not opacity | rule: .v-anim clip-path punch with transform, reduced-motion static stamp ref-C | data-driven layout property | --urgency drives border-left width | declaration: style="--urgency:3" drives border-left calc(var(--urgency)*1.5px) 3.6e | data point | type | where Flight UA123 SFO-LAX overbooked Sep 10 2026, fare $850, denied boarding, delay 3h, DOT 400% $1,360 max $1,550, voucher offered $200, claim $1,360, booking UA-8847 | proper noun | header sample $ amount | dollar figure | sample rows Sep 12 2026 | date | sample 2 items | quantity | sample director | round 1: tell → fix | round 2: tell → fix Round1: "generic rounded card" → fixed with ledger left-border encoding urgency via --urgency Round2: none found — no uniform border-radius, no centered hero
Design fingerprint: denied boarding receipt — rust #9c4a2f and forest #3d6b52 on cream stock, header stamped with flight code, fare vs compensation diff boxed, stamp reward — 4 layout decisions: header region as denied boarding receipt header with stamped code, interaction mimics real-world denied boarding receipt tearing/stamping/filing, typographic role plays print convention (mono for codes, serif for titles), reward moment as denied boarding receipt behaving physically (stamp landing, perforation tear, punch).