Workflows.
A capability answers one question. A workflow answers a job: take this text, validate it, format the result, hand it back. Up to 12 steps in a fixed order, where each step can read what an earlier one produced. Building one costs nothing, and every workflow here says what a run costs and why.
How workflows work →Pick a job from the list. You get a plain explanation, the values already filled in, and a button that runs it right here. Change any value and run it again. When it does what you want, open it in the builder or add a copy to your own workflows.
It is the same tools, done in one go.
You already use the calculators and converters one at a time: open a tool, copy the answer, open the next. A workflow is that sequence saved once, so the next time it is one click and the copying is done for you.
It runs here, on your own device, for nothing.
When every step is one that works in a browser, a run costs nothing and nothing leaves your machine. Sign in only if you want it kept between devices, or want an AI assistant or your own code to call it.
You do not have to build anything.
Start from an example above, change a value, run it. Or describe the job in a sentence and let the advisor lay out the steps. The builder is there when you want to see exactly what happens in between.
It feeds the next thing you do.
One workflow can hand its result to another of yours, so a check you run every month can grow into the report you send every month without redoing the first part.
Looking in this browser for a workflow you built here before.