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Remembers your form answers and auto-fills similar fields using a local, private model. Nothing leaves your device. Tired of typing the same details into form after form? Form Memory remembers your answers and fills them in for you — even when the next site words its fields a little differently. Save a form once. The next time you land on a field that means the same thing "First Name," "Legal first name," "Given name" — Form Memory recognizes it and fills it in automatically. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT Most form fillers match exact field names, so they break the moment a website uses slightly different labels. Form Memory understands meaning, not just text. It uses a small AI model that runs entirely inside your browser to figure out what each field is really asking for. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Everything runs on your device. • No account, no sign-in, no API key. • Your saved answers never leave your browser - nothing is uploaded, ever. HOW TO USE IT 1. Fill out any form the way you normally would. 2. Open Form Memory and click "Save current form." 3. On the next form, click "Scan form fields," then "Auto-fill matches." 4. Manage everything under "Saved fields" — edit, add, select, or delete your answers anytime. GOOD TO KNOW This is an early release. It works well day to day, but you may run into rough edges as it improves.
Aug 11, 2026
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