Autofill anything on the web

How it works

1. 1

   Save your info

   Name, email, address, work details. Whatever you keep typing into forms.

2. 2

   Open a form

   The extension spots it and offers to fill.

3. 3

   Click fill

   It fills every field it recognizes.

What it fills

Where people use it most

• Job applications

  The same 30 fields on every posting. What to save so you stop retyping them.

• Workday applications

  A new account and the same form at every company. How to get through it faster.

• Greenhouse & Lever

  Short forms, embedded in career pages. Filling them, including inside an iframe.

• Checkout & shipping

  Guest checkout addresses filled from your profile. Card fields left alone.

Questions people ask

• Is it free?

  Yes. Free to install, free to use. There's no paid tier and no trial that runs out.

• Where is my data stored?

  The profiles you create stay in your browser's extension storage, on your device. When you ask it to fill a form, that form's fields and the profile values go to our backend and our AI provider so the right value can be matched to the right field, and the answer comes back to your browser. We don't sell your data, use it for ads, or train models on it. The full details are in the privacy policy.

• Why do I have to sign in?

  Sign-in protects the AI service behind the extension from abuse and keeps the rate limits fair. You can use Google or an email and password. Your profile still lives on your own device either way.

• How is this different from Chrome's built-in autofill?

  Chrome fills one field at a time from a fixed list of address and contact types. It does well on a labeled shipping address and gives up on anything outside that list: work authorization questions, "how did you hear about us", a birthday split across three menus, a dropdown whose options don't match the words you saved.

  This extension sends the structure of the whole form to a language model, so it can pick the right dropdown option, tick the right radio button, and answer custom questions from details you saved yourself. You can also keep several profiles and add your own fields.

• Does it work on my site?

  It runs on any regular web page rather than a list of supported sites, and reads the standard form controls: text inputs, textareas, native dropdowns, checkboxes and radio buttons. Forms built entirely out of custom widgets instead of standard form elements are the usual limit. If a page doesn't fill properly, tell us which one — that's how the matching gets better.

• Will it touch my password or card number?

  No. Password fields, file uploads and search boxes are filtered out before anything leaves your browser, and card number, CVV and payment fields are never filled. It also asks before it fills anything and leaves an undo button.

• Can it upload my resume?

  No. File uploads are skipped, so you still attach the resume yourself. Everything else on the application page is fair game.