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One-click resume autofill. Remembers every answer you type and refills it on the next job form. Works on any ATS; data stays local. Stop retyping the same answers into every job portal. FormPilot fills your name, contact info, education, work history, and preferences in one click — and remembers every answer you've ever typed, so the next site fills itself. WHAT IT DOES • One-click fill. Complete long application forms instantly from your saved profile. • Remembers every answer. Type an answer once; FormPilot replays it on any site that asks the same question, even when the form stores different internal values. • Multi-value fields. Keep a personal phone and a work phone, a personal email and a school email. A small ▾ lets you pick which one to use; FormPilot remembers your choice per domain. • Draft save & restore. Half-finished a long form? Save a snapshot and restore it anytime for 30 days. • Works with custom widgets. Handles non-standard radios, selects, and inputs that normal browser autofill misses. • Sensitive fields are skipped by default. ID numbers, captchas, passwords, and bank cards stay untouched unless you opt in per site. PRIVACY All data lives in your browser's local storage. Nothing is sent to any server. No account, no cloud sync, no tracking. COMPATIBILITY Designed for mainstream recruiter portals and ATS platforms, plus any page using standard HTML form inputs. Open source, MIT licensed.
Jul 30, 2026
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