Agents / Form-filling agent
In the lab · nothing to install yetFillmoreThe form-filling agent that lives in your browser.
Upload your documents once. Fillmore reads them, fills any web form in seconds, asks when it isn’t sure, and leaves the Submit button to you.
You have typed your passport number into a web form more times than you can count. Your address, your employer, the date you joined, your father’s name. Every form starts from zero.
How it would work
Four steps, in the order you would meet them. This is the design I am working from; none of it is built yet.
- 01
Set it up your way
Choose what Fillmore may use. Start with a saved profile and add more sources whenever you like.
Saved profileDocumentsCloud folders · later - 02
Drop in documents
Passports, ID cards, payslips, bills. Fillmore reads them with OCR and adds what it finds to your profile, where you can check and edit it.
PDFPhotosScans - 03
Open any form
Fillmore finds the fields, fills what it knows in seconds, and tags each answer with the document it came from.
ChromeFirefox · later - 04
Review, then submit
Anything uncertain is flagged as a question for you. Fillmore never presses Submit. You read it through and send it.
You stay in charge
What Fillmore won’t do
The rules I am designing around. If a feature would break one of these, it doesn’t ship.
It won’t guess
Two addresses on file, or a field it can’t match? It stops and asks you.
It won’t press Submit
The last click is always yours, on every form, every time.
It won’t hide its sources
Every filled field shows where the answer came from, so checking takes seconds.
It won’t keep what you delete
Remove a document or wipe your profile, and it is gone.
Where it stands
Fillmore is an idea I am designing in the lab. The waitlist helps me decide what to build first, and who to show it to.
Let Fillmore worry about forms.
Join the waitlist and I will write when there is something to try. One email when it is ready, nothing else.
