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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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!
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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.
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Love the local-only data approach, that alone makes me trust it way more than the alternatives. One thing that would seal the deal for me is adding the ability to create multiple profiles so I can keep a couple of tailored resume variants on hand without overwriting my main one.
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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.
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 the local-only data approach, that alone makes me trust it way more than the alternatives. One thing that would seal the deal for me is adding the ability to create multiple profiles so I can keep a couple of tailored resume variants on hand without overwriting my main one.
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.