Log New Timeline Event
The organizer divides checked checklist items by the number of items and rounds the percentage. The saved four-item checklist has three checked, giving seventy five percent. Unchecking one gives two of four, fifty percent. One checked gives twenty five. Each colored bar uses one hundred pixels per checked item, making lengths three hundred, two hundred and one hundred. At seventy five or above the label is ready for review. At fifty or above it is in progress. Below fifty it says needs evidence. These are manual checkboxes, not verified evidence. Adding timeline events does not itself check a box or establish readiness. The illustration explains a software score, not legal preparedness or medical validation. The sample has four records in four distinct categories. A category filter changes the displayed subset, while metrics and exports still use the whole saved event array. An illustrative medical filter shows one matching record, but the full-array total remains four. The bars use eighty pixels per event: the full array spans three hundred twenty and the visible subset eighty. This difference matters when reviewing an export. The text dossier loops over every event, and the JSON includes state plus derived metric fields. A filtered screen is not a filtered file. The timeline renderer preserves array order; it does not sort records by date in that function. Chronological labeling alone does not prove that arbitrary supplied records are in chronological order. Persistence writes the current state to local storage. On a later load, the source accepts saved state only if it contains an events array with at least one record. A saved empty events array therefore falls back to the sample. The diagram compares zero and one saved event, using one hundred twenty pixels per event; only the positive branch is accepted by that loader condition. Storage availability and actual native behavior must be tested separately. The export modal initially compiles a text preview, while the download buttons compile from current state when clicked. JSON also records readiness, consultation status, category count and event total. The sample narrative and labels are supplied data, and this explanation does not independently verify their legal or medical assertions.