“Drove from home to Blanchard, then Bayview, then Athol, then home.”
“45 miles to the estate sale and bought five books for resale — 12, 8, 15, 9 and 24.”
So "drove from home to Blanchard and back" just works. A day can be a whole chain: "home to Blanchard, then Bayview, then Athol, then home." Stays in your book, nowhere else.
So "then back to the office" is a place Brian knows.
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Write this down. It is the only way back to your book. There is no account and no password here, so nothing can be emailed to you if it is lost. Clear your browser without it and the entries on this device are gone.
Type the code from your other phone or computer. This device's current entries are cleared first, so two books never get mixed together.
Some things could be either — lunch, a laptop, a tank of fuel. If you say "for work" or "for the kids" Brian uses that. This is only for when you don't.
The house machine — one voice engine for the whole company. Brian's fixed lines are already built into this app and work with nothing running. Only a sentence with a live number in it reaches out to the engine.
The book lives on this device. Back it up and it is never trapped in one browser.
Privacy — what leaves this phone