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FillOnce

Built for job seekers

Stop re-typing your résumé
into the next application.

FillOnce autofills standards-based application forms and PDF/Word job paperwork from a private vault you build from your own résumé. Fill, review, submit yourself—never auto-submits.

Private vault · Built by an engineer tired of filling forms

Why FillOnce

Built for application forms

Multi-step pages, dependent dropdowns, custom questions, EEOC sections. FillOnce handles the form patterns that browser autofill quietly skips.

Save info from your résumé

Upload your résumé as PDF or Word under Forms. FillOnce saves work history, education, and contact info under People—ready for the next blank application.

Never submits without you

FillOnce never mass-submits. You proofread every field and click submit yourself. Keeps your name off the spam-applicant lists.

The applications that drain your week

Web application portals

Standards-based application forms with dependent fields and multi-step pages—fill, then review before you submit.

Custom questionnaires

Hiring-manager questions, internal referrals, EEOC self-ID, pre-filled from your vault.

PDF & Word application packets

Multi-step PDF applications, contractor packets, and supplemental Word forms.

Government & contractor forms

Federal application PDFs, security clearance prep paperwork, contractor onboarding.

How it works

1

Save info from your résumé

In Forms, upload your latest résumé (PDF or Word). FillOnce saves work history, schools, dates, and contact info under People.

2

Open the next application

On a standards-based HTML form, open the Chrome extension and choose Fill. For a blank PDF or Word application, use Forms → fill a blank form.

3

Fill, review, submit

Fill the matched fields from your vault. Proofread, attach your tailored cover letter, and submit when you're ready. Never sooner.

Built for real paperwork

Camp & school packets

Save last year’s form under People, fill this year’s blank packet.

Job applications

Save details from your résumé, then fill PDF or Word applications.

Rental & medical

Reuse income, insurance, and contacts without retyping every portal.

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The autofill that doesn't spy on you

Browser autofill ships your data to a third party. Password managers only do logins and cards. FillOnce fills standards-based forms, fillable PDFs, Word documents, and Excel intake sheets from a vault you control — stored encrypted with your key, so we can't read them — and matching runs without handing your data to an outside AI service (see how we protect data).

Simple, honest pricing

Web-form autofill is available via the Chrome extension (beta — sideload from Settings; Chrome Web Store listing pending). Upgrade for unlimited documents and exports, supported file conversions, e-signature, and household profiles. Cancel anytime from your billing page.

Free

Try it free.

Free
  • Web-form autofill via Chrome extension (beta — sideload)
  • 1 person profile
  • 5 stored documents
  • 3 document exports / month
  • Encrypted, never sent to any AI
Start free

Pro

Most popular

For anyone who fills forms.

$9 CAD /mo

or $90 CAD/yr (2 months free)

  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited documents & exports
  • Supported file conversions (e.g. XLSX ↔ CSV, flat PDF)
  • E-signature on documents
  • Priority support
Choose Pro

Family

One vault for the whole household.

$14.99 CAD /mo

or $149 CAD/yr (2 months free)

  • Everything in Pro
  • Up to 6 household members (kids, pets, contacts)
  • A separate profile for each member
  • Pick who a form is about and FillOnce uses their data
  • Camp / school / medical form ready
Choose Family

Frequently asked questions

What kind of application forms does it support?

Standards-based HTML web forms (with the Chrome extension) and PDF or Word application packets (in the app). Many large ATS portals use these patterns; we don't guarantee a specific portal without testing it on your end first.

Will it auto-submit my application?

Never. FillOnce fills the fields and stops. You proofread, attach your résumé/cover letter, and click submit yourself. We won't apply to thousands of jobs on your behalf, that's how applicants get flagged.

Can I import my work history from a résumé I already wrote?

Yes. In Forms, choose “I have a filled form to save from,” upload your résumé as PDF or Word, and FillOnce saves work history, education, and contact info under People—ready to autofill the next blank application.

How is this different from mass-apply tools?

Mass-apply tools submit applications for you, which often gets candidates flagged. FillOnce never submits. It runs field matching on our own infrastructure, not a third-party AI, and works on PDFs and Word docs too, not just web forms.

Does it work on government and contract job sites?

PDF application forms (common for federal and contractor roles) work in the app. Web-based government job sites work via the extension as long as they use standard HTML form patterns.

How much does it cost?

Free includes 1 person profile, 5 stored documents, and 3 document exports per month—enough for most job seekers. Web-form autofill uses the Chrome extension (beta — sideload until the Web Store listing is live). Pro ($9/mo) adds unlimited documents and exports, supported file conversions, and e-signature to sign offer letters and forms yourself before you send them back.

Not just for job seekers

FillOnce works for anyone with forms. Pick the version that sounds most like you. The product underneath is the same.

Autofill job applications, web forms & résumé PDFs · FillOnce