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Keep your name, contacts, addresses and work history in one wallet you control. When a form shows Fill with AutoFill, check what it’s asking for, approve, done. Any phone, any computer, any browser.

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Harbor Animal Rescue · Volunteer signupDemo

Fills the sample fields below with example details. Nothing is sent.

Full name
Email
Phone
Emergency contact
Which weekends can you help?
You answer this one

Three taps you’ll learn once and use everywhere

  1. Tap the button

    On any participating form. On a computer, a QR code appears — scan it with your phone.

  2. See who’s asking, and for what

    The verified organization and every detail it wants. Untick anything optional you’d rather keep.

  3. Approve. It fills. You submit.

    Filling never sends anything. You review the form and press Submit yourself.

Nothing leaves your wallet without your yes.

  • Ask every time. There’s no setting to turn approval off.
  • Organizations get a submission, not a key. They see what you sent — never your wallet, never your updates.
  • Encrypted with your devices. Backups are locked with a key only your phones and computers hold.
  • A full receipt. Activity shows who got what, when, and from which device.

Riverside Dental Care is asking for 6 details

riversidedental.com · verified
  • Full nameRequired
  • EmailRequired
  • Date of birthNot sharing
  • Home addressNot sharing
Try the share sheet
  • Full nameperson.full_name
  • Work emailperson.email
  • Mobileperson.phone
  • Mailing addressperson.address
  • Which weekends can you help?custom question
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Questions

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