Forward a confirmation instead of retyping it. Nothing is written until you accept it.
Imports is the part that saves the most tedious hour of planning. Every trip gets its own email address; forward a booking to it and the details come back as reviewable proposals. Routes come in the same way, from GPX or a spreadsheet.
Forward the email, paste the text, or upload the PDF. All three land in the same review queue, so it makes no difference which is convenient at the time.
It is not a per-provider integration — it reads the text of the confirmation, which means unusual operators generally work too. Tested against real ScotRail and Booking.com confirmations.
Every extracted field is a separate proposal showing the current value and the suggested one. You accept the good ones and reject the rest. Nothing reaches your trip without that step.
This is the design decision that makes automated extraction safe to use at all. A confident wrong answer is the failure mode of every system like this, and the only real defence is that a human sees it first.
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