Ten things Boromlia is used for, and what changes in each: a project history, a case chronology, a research record, a lesson, a trip, a family tree in dates. Every one is the same software set up differently.
Boromlia is one piece of software set up ten different ways. The events are always the same shape — a date or a range, a place, a description, sources, photographs, tags — and what changes between a case chronology and a holiday is which fields carry the weight and which view you leave open.
The pages below are not ten versions of the same page. Each one names the thing that actually differs: the source field and minute precision for a chronology, the dates read out of photograph files for a trip, the live iframe for a roadmap that has to stay current, the collaborators for a family history where somebody else remembers the years you do not.
They also say where the answer is no. Boromlia does not schedule work, resolve dependencies, import a GEDCOM or give legal advice, and each page says so where the question comes up rather than leaving you to find out after paying for it.