Legal name here, nickname there
One profile holds a legal name and a preferred one, a home address and a mailing one. Rules read the page and pick the right variant: legal on a tax form, social on a signup.
Every form, filled in one click.
Speechify Fill is a Chrome extension that keeps one profile of your details and writes them into any web form when you ask, including the fields Chrome autofill leaves blank.
- 0.94 precision on 135 real forms the model had never seen
- Passwords never saved, never filled
How it works
Set it up once. Then it is one click per form.
A profile you keep, a chip you click, a learner that keeps the profile current.
The chip is the ask.
On any form, hovering a field Speechify Fill can complete raises a small chip, the shape of the browser's own password prompt. One click writes every field it matched, in one pass. Nothing is written before that.
Why not Chrome autofill
Chrome autofill stops at your address.
The browser fills the fields it recognises by name. Everything else, the dropdown, the radio, the box labelled only by the section it sits in, is left to you.
| Field | Chrome autofill | Speechify Fill |
|---|---|---|
| Name, email, phone, address, card | Yes | Yes |
| Dropdowns and radio buttons | Country and state only | Any select or radio, chosen by meaning |
| 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 variant from the page |
| Unlabelled inputs and custom widgets | Skipped | A model fine-tuned on forms reads them |
| Forms inside iframes and shadow DOM | Sometimes | Same-origin frames and open shadow roots |
| Learns from what you type | Addresses only | Any field, saved when you tab away |
What makes it different
Three things the browser's autofill was never built to do.
A model for the messy fields
Obvious fields are matched by rules, with no model call at all. The ambiguous ones, duplicate labels in different sections, unlabelled inputs, legacy ids, go to a model fine-tuned on forms: 0.94 precision on 135 forms it had never seen.
Every part of the page
Same-origin iframes, open shadow DOM, ARIA comboboxes and listboxes, a phone split across four boxes, and the extra fields a radio reveals. It reads the page in one pass and writes back in one pass.
Privacy
Built to be trusted with your details.
Nothing is filled until you click.
The chip is the ask. Filling on page load is a setting you switch on yourself, and even then radios, checkboxes and text areas wait for you.
Passwords are never saved or filled.
Not learned, not stored, not written. A password box is not a field Speechify Fill can see a value for, so it is never in the chip's count. Keep using your password manager.
Your profile lives in your browser.
Stored in Chrome's extension storage on your device. Learning runs entirely locally, whether or not you have a licence.
The extension holds no API keys.
A paid fill sends the form's field labels and the profile values it needs to Speechify's mapper for that one request, under a signed token that expires in 24 hours.
Pricing
One plan. Cancel any time.
Subscribe, get a licence key on the next page, paste it into the extension once. It renews itself every day after that.
Without a licence, Speechify Fill still fills the clear-cut fields from rules alone, with no model behind it.
Test mode: pay with card 4242 4242 4242 4242, any future expiry, any CVC. Paid through Stripe. Cancel any time.
Speechify Fill
$9
/ month
- Unlimited fills on every site
- The fine-tuned model for the hard fields
- Every profile variant: 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 forms inside same-origin iframes and open shadow DOM. It reads the page once and offers to fill only what it matched. Login pages are left alone.
Will it fill things without asking?
No. Hover a field, click the chip. Filling on page load is a setting you switch on yourself, and even then radios, checkboxes and text areas wait for you.
What about passwords?
Never saved, never filled. Keep using your password manager for those.
Where does my profile live?
In your browser's extension storage, on your device. Learning is local. A paid fill sends the form's field labels and the values it needs to Speechify's mapper for that request.
What if it fills a field wrong?
Correct it. Your correction is learned, and that page is left alone for the rest of the session so it cannot happen twice in a row.
How does the licence work?
Subscribe, and the next page shows your key. Paste it into the extension's Licence card 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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