Legal name here, nickname there
Keep a legal name and the name you go by, a home address and a mailing address. It reads the page and picks the right one: legal name on a tax form, first name on a social signup.
Every form, filled in one click.
Fillaid is a Chrome extension that remembers your details once and types them into any web form when you ask, including the fields Chrome autofill leaves blank.
- Gets 94 of every 100 fields right, on 135 real forms it had never seen
- Passwords never saved, never filled
How it works
Set it up once. Then it is one click per form.
Your details, saved once. A small prompt you click. And it picks up new details as you type.
Nothing happens until you click.
On any form, move your mouse over a field and a small prompt appears, like the one Chrome shows for saved passwords. One click fills every field it recognised, all at once. Until you click, nothing is touched.
Why not Chrome autofill
Chrome autofill stops at your address.
Chrome fills the fields it can recognise by name. Everything else, the dropdown, the multiple-choice option, the box whose only label is the heading above it, is left for you to type.
| Field | Chrome autofill | Fillaid |
|---|---|---|
| Name, email, phone, address, card | Yes | Yes |
| Dropdowns and multiple-choice options | Country and state only | Any of them, picked by what the question means |
| A phone or date split across boxes | Rarely | Each part in its own box |
| Legal name on a tax form, nickname on a signup | One name for everything | Picks the right one for the page |
| Boxes with no label, or built in an unusual way | Skipped | Read by an AI trained on real forms |
| Forms embedded inside another page | Sometimes | Yes, when the embedded form comes from the same site |
| Learns from what you type | Addresses only | Any field, saved as you move on |
What makes it different
Three things the browser's autofill was never built to do.
AI for the messy fields
Obvious fields like Email or Phone are matched by simple rules. The confusing ones, the same label used twice in different sections or a box with no label at all, go to an AI trained on real forms. It gets 94 of every 100 fields right on forms it had never seen.
Every part of the page
Embedded forms, custom-built dropdowns, a phone number split across four boxes, and the extra questions that appear after you pick an option. It reads the whole page and fills it all at once.
Privacy
Built to be trusted with your details.
Nothing is filled until you click.
The prompt appears only when you hover over a field, and nothing is filled until you click it. Filling as soon as a page opens is a setting you switch on yourself, and even then multiple-choice options, checkboxes and long text boxes wait for you.
Passwords are never saved or filled.
Not learned, not stored, not typed. Fillaid has no password to offer, so a password box is never part of what it fills. Keep using your password manager.
Your profile lives in your browser.
Your details are stored inside Chrome on your own computer. Learning from what you type happens there too, whether or not you pay.
It sends only what one fill needs.
For a paid fill, the form's field names and the details needed for them are sent to Fillaid to work out the match, for that one fill only. The extension itself holds no secret keys.
Pricing
One plan. Cancel any time.
Subscribe, copy the licence key from the next page, paste it into the extension once. That is it.
Without a licence, Fillaid still fills the obvious fields. The AI that handles the tricky ones is what you pay for.
Paid through Dodo Payments. Cancel any time.
Fillaid
$9
/ month
- Unlimited fills on every site
- AI for the tricky fields
- More than one name and address: legal, preferred, home, mailing
- Learning from what you type
FAQ
Questions people ask before installing.
Does it work on every website?
On any page Chrome can show you, including most forms embedded inside another page. It reads the page, works out which fields it can fill, and offers only those. Login pages are left alone.
Will it fill things without asking?
No. Move your mouse over a field and click the prompt that appears. Filling as soon as a page opens is a setting you switch on yourself, and even then multiple-choice options, checkboxes and long text boxes wait for you.
What about passwords?
Never saved, never filled. Keep using your password manager for those.
Where does my profile live?
Inside Chrome, on your own computer. Learning from what you type happens there too. For a paid fill, the form's field names and the details needed for them are sent to Fillaid for that one fill.
What if it fills a field wrong?
Just correct it. It remembers your correction, and leaves that page alone for the rest of your browsing session so the same mistake cannot happen twice in a row.
How does the licence work?
Subscribe, and your key appears on the next page and lands in your inbox. Paste it into the extension once. Cancel any time; the key keeps working until the end of the period you have paid for.
Stop retyping yourself.
One profile, one click, every form.
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