CoTrackPro CLIOn this page
Build it in your browser. No install.
You don't have to write code to make something useful here. It all runs in your browser — nothing to download, and nothing you type ever leaves your device.
Educational and informational only — not legal or clinical advice. These tools help you shape how you'll work; never put a real family's confidential details into a shared or public place.
What you can make#
A form or checklist#
Like an incident log or a custody-exchange checklist — add your fields and get a clean, fillable document.
You'll get: a reusable form you can fill in anytime.
A flowchart of a process#
Paste your steps in plain words and see the logic as a diagram everyone can review and approve.
You'll get: a clear picture you can sign off on.
An onboarding guide#
Pick a kind of work and generate a step-by-step playbook for getting new people started.
You'll get: a ready-to-share onboarding guide.
Everything from one source#
Flip between three views — the plain guide, the developer steps, and the files it produces.
You'll get: one source, explained three ways.
A small app that runs#
A local-first app that runs on your own device — pick a starter, see its flowchart, and run it. Or build one in the visual builder → right now.
You'll get: a runnable app you keep on your device.
A look at the building blocks#
Browse the platform's workflows, worked scenarios, skills, and roles in plain language — open any one to see how it works.
You'll get: a feel for what you can build with.
How it works#
- Open a tool — no account, no install.
- Fill it in — type or pick from menus, in plain language.
- Copy the result — a document, checklist, or diagram you can save, print, or share.
That's it. Your answers stay in your browser the whole time.
In short: you pick a tool, you fill in the blanks, and you get something you can keep. Nothing here is hard, and nothing leaves your device.
Developer note: every tool on this page has a matching CLI command and a typed @cotrackpro/sdk surface, so the browser output and the command-line output come from the same source. Change the Reading level selector in the header and this note appears only at the Professional level.
New to these words? Plain-language definitions
- Form / parameter set — the list of things you want to collect, each with a name and a type (a date, a number, a yes/no, a choice from a list).
- Flowchart / diagram — a picture of a process: the steps, and the points where it branches.
- Blueprint — a ready-made recipe that bundles the roles, steps, and documents for one kind of tool.
- Guide — a step-by-step playbook for getting someone started on a task.
In the visual app builder, each box is a step:
- Input — something you type in when you run the app, like a date or a name.
- Transform — a small, built-in step that reshapes what you typed: join text together, fill in a template, or do simple math. Runs on your device.
- Condition — a yes/no check that picks which path the app takes next.
- AI tool — the one step that asks an AI assistant for help, like rewriting a message. It only runs when you connect an assistant; everything else runs without one.
- Output — what the app shows you at the end.
Working with a developer?#
Everything here also has a command-line version, so a developer on your team gets the exact same result. Build it here and share the page — or hand them the Quickstart.