Before we start
So a change carries a name when it lands.
Twenty-one days out
Open the room you need. Tell UK26 what changed. Leave.
No clinic visit. Call to confirm they submit both certificates; then be ready to sign for the USDA-endorsed originals from FedEx.
Open the dogs’ sequence →In flight right now
Room two
The route in the order it happens. Bookings and dates first; the supporting detail stays one tap away.
The route
Dates that don't move
Start to finish
The budget
Every line, itemised
Every change to this budget
The dogs
The order, start to finish
A place to land
What we're looking for
What we've done about it
Every enquiry goes here — who, when, and what came back. It's the difference between "we've emailed people" and knowing who owes us an answer.
The gate
The documents
Where it's got to
Not answered yet
The unfinished list, kept visible on purpose. A move goes wrong in the gaps people stop looking at.
Catching the page up
Talk it through, then paste the whole conversation here. It gets read once, carefully, and every real change comes out as something to approve — including a fresh stamp on each open question you actually went through.
Nothing lands on the page from here. Everything it finds waits in Approvals like any other change.
Waiting on a human
Nothing changes the plan on its own. Anything the assistant or a document proposes waits here until one of us says yes.
Already decided
Under the hood
Ask for something past the edge and it says so rather than forcing it into the nearest list — and writes down what it would take to build. Those land here.
Past the edge
What it can do today
Everything, in one index
Every person, dog, place, document, term and number in this move — what it is and where it lives. Type to filter.
The shelf
The index