Autofill that feels invisible

Forms should feel effortless, not repetitive.

BreezeFill quietly suggests your name, email, phone, links, and education details right when a form asks for them. When you type something new, it can remember it next time only if you want it to.

Download ZIP for Chrome Download for Safari on Mac See install steps View GitHub

Chrome can be loaded unpacked from the repo today, and Safari on Mac now has a notarized app download too.

Local browser storage Quiet save prompts Works on job applications

BreezeFill suggestion menu shown in a form field

Autofill Shows only the most likely suggestion.

Save only when asked No surprise memory. No noisy dropdowns.

Store screenshots generated from the actual extension experience.

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Application platform adapters ready for job and internship forms.

End-to-end browser tests covering suggestions, saves, and ATS markup.

See it in action

A clean place for the real BreezeFill walkthrough.

Show the exact moment BreezeFill recognizes a field, suggests the right detail, and asks to save a new answer without taking over the page.

Preview area for the BreezeFill demo video

Demo area Full walkthrough coming soon

Add a Loom or YouTube link in the site config and this becomes a live embedded demo.

Coming soon

Built to show the whole flow in one calm clip.

This section is ready for a short product demo that covers profile setup, autofill suggestions, and the save prompt on a real form.

Recognize Email, phone, links, and education fields map automatically.

Suggest The UI stays compact so it feels closer to a native hint than a popup.

Remember New responses only get saved when the user actually says yes.

Install now Demo coming soon

Built for real forms

Not just a demo dropdown on a clean page.

BreezeFill is designed for the places people actually lose time: internship applications, profile setup, and the endless repeat of contact details.

Applications

Internships, jobs, and scholarship forms

LinkedIn, GitHub, portfolio, school, degree, program, graduation, and all the little details that show up again and again.

Accounts

Signup, onboarding, and profile setup

Fill the obvious fields instantly without turning the whole page into a noisy extension experience.

Contact

Lead forms, newsletters, and event pages

Quick autofill where the friction should be close to zero, plus save prompts that wait until you’re actually done.

Why it feels better

The point is to disappear into your flow.

BreezeFill is built to feel more like a native convenience than a browser tool yelling for attention.

Quiet suggestions

Common fields like email, phone, name, LinkedIn, and school surface a compact, calm suggestion instead of a giant menu.

Save only with consent

New values are offered back to you after the form interaction, not captured invisibly while you type.

Modern form support

Works across iframes, open shadow DOM, native selects, and a growing adapter layer for real job application platforms.

Local by default

Profile values, remembered responses, and muted sites stay inside browser extension storage instead of being pushed to a BreezeFill backend.

Flow, not friction

A product rhythm that stays out of the way.

Recognize the field

Email, phone, links, education, and common application questions map automatically.

Suggest one likely answer

The UI stays small and calm so it feels closer to a native hint than a popover.

Ask before remembering

New values get offered back to you after the interaction, not silently harvested mid-form.

What it looks like

The real extension, not mockups.

BreezeFill settings page — Profile, education, and saved-response management.

Autofill suggestion on a form — Suggestions land right where the form asks.

Save prompt on form submission — Save prompts wait until you’re basically done.

Application form field suggestions — Built to handle internship and job applications too.

Install in minutes

Download the Chrome ZIP or grab the Safari Mac app.

BreezeFill is live today as a Chrome ZIP download and a notarized Safari Mac app. The Chrome Web Store path is already planned into the page and can switch on the moment the listing exists.

Download the repo ZIP from GitHub.
Unzip it anywhere on your machine.
Open `chrome://extensions` in Chrome.
Turn on `Developer mode` in the top right.
Click `Load unpacked` and choose the unzipped BreezeFill folder.
Open the extension settings, add your profile, and you’re ready.

Fastest link: github.com/ammarjmahmood/breezefill/archive/refs/heads/main.zip

Download the notarized Safari Mac app.
Unzip the download if your browser saves it as a ZIP archive.
Drag BreezeFill.app into Applications.
Open BreezeFill once from Applications.
Open Safari → Settings → Extensions.
Turn on BreezeFill and allow website access if Safari asks.
Open a normal form in Safari and BreezeFill is ready.

Direct download: breezefill.vercel.app/assets/downloads/BreezeFill-macOS.zip

Safari tip: Safari → Safari Extensions… opens the App Store. To enable BreezeFill, use Safari → Settings → Extensions.

Coming soon

Chrome Web Store release is not live yet.

For now, the smoothest path is the Chrome ZIP download above. As soon as the listing is approved, this tab and the main install button can switch over.

For now: use the Chrome ZIP in about a minute, then move to the store when it goes live.

Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/ammarjmahmood/breezefill.git
Open the project folder. There is no build step required to install the extension.
Optional: run npm install if you want the test tooling.
Optional: run npm run test:e2e to verify the extension locally.
Open `chrome://extensions`, turn on `Developer mode`, and click `Load unpacked`.

Support BreezeFill

Make room for donations without making the page feel salesy.

If BreezeFill saves people real time, this section is ready for a simple support link. Until that is live, the page can be honest about it and still feel intentional.

Donate soon Star on GitHub

Donation link coming soon. For now, starring the repo is the easiest way to help.

Ship it well

Built for a clean Product Hunt launch path too.

The repo already includes Chrome packaging, store screenshots, promo art, review notes, and a privacy policy. Pair this launch site with the Chrome Web Store listing and you have a much stronger public launch surface.

Open the repo Privacy policy

Launch ready

A cleaner funnel for Product Hunt and early users.

This site is set up so you can point people to one polished homepage, one hosted privacy page, and one obvious install path. Swap in the Chrome Web Store URL when it goes live and the site becomes your real launch destination.

For Vercel Root URL, assets, and `/privacy` are already wired.

For Product Hunt Use the homepage as the launch URL and the screenshots as your gallery.

FAQ

Things people usually want to know first.

Does BreezeFill send my saved form data to a server?

No. The current build stores profile values, remembered responses, and muted-site settings locally in browser extension storage.

Can it work on job application websites?

Yes. BreezeFill includes a shared adapter layer for major application platforms and broader matching for the weird field names those sites often use.

Do I need to run a build command before loading it into Chrome?

No. For install, you only need the repo contents. npm install is only for tests, screenshots, and packaging scripts.

How do I turn it on in Safari after downloading the Mac app?

Open the exported BreezeFill.app once, then go to Safari → Settings → Extensions and enable BreezeFill there. The Safari → Safari Extensions… menu opens the App Store, not your installed app extensions.

What should I use for the Chrome Web Store privacy-policy URL?

Deploy this site on Vercel and use the hosted /privacy/ page as the public policy URL.