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Applying to 20 roles means typing your name, email, education and work history 20 times over. Form Pilot remembers it once and fills it everywhere — across job sites, straight from data kept locally on your machine. A Chrome extension that turns a soul-crushing chore into one click.
Hey hunters! Job hunting means re-typing the same details into endless application forms. I built Form Pilot to do it once and reuse it everywhere: it stores your resume data locally (nothing leaves your machine) and autofills name, email, education, work history and the rest across job sites with one click. Open source — would love your feedback!
Love how this keeps everything local, that's a big deal for privacy. One thing that would make it even better is a quick export option for your saved profile as a JSON or CSV file, so you can back it up or move it to a new computer without starting from scratch.
love that it stores everything locally instead of phoning home with your info. that privacy-first choice in a chrome extension feels pretty rare these days.
About Form Pilot on Product Hunt
“Never fill out the same job application twice”
Form Pilot was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #73 on the daily leaderboard. Applying to 20 roles means typing your name, email, education and work history 20 times over. Form Pilot remembers it once and fills it everywhere — across job sites, straight from data kept locally on your machine. A Chrome extension that turns a soul-crushing chore into one click.
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