Rapifile fills the same fifty fields you've already typed forty times — on every job application, every site — without sending anything to a server.
Install once, set yourself up, and let Rapifile get smarter every time you use it.
Add Rapifile to Chrome, Edge, or Brave. No account, no signup, no email — your information never leaves your machine.
Upload your résumé or fill in the form once. Rapifile parses your PDF locally and builds the profile it'll use on every application.
Open any job application and Rapifile fills what it knows. Each new answer you give it — a custom question, a different city — gets remembered, so the next application fills even more completely.
They fill in name and email. Rapifile handles the rest — open-ended questions it learns as you answer them, dropdowns nobody else can crack, and a hard line around the stuff that shouldn't be saved in the first place.
When Rapifile hits a question it doesn't recognise — "How did you hear about us?", "Earliest start date", "Tell us about a time you…" — it watches what you typed and offers to remember the answer.
The next application that asks the same thing fills itself. You review and approve every captured answer before it's saved.
Rapifile has a built-in deny list for sensitive fields. Passwords, social-security numbers, credit cards, bank info, security codes, one-time codes — never read, never filled, never captured.
It looks at the field label, the autocomplete attribute, and the value itself. If anything looks like a secret, Rapifile leaves it alone — even if the form has it mislabeled.
One profile for design roles. One for engineering. One for full-time, one for contract. Switch between them with a single click in the popup.
Each profile holds its own résumé, fields, and captured answers — completely isolated. Nothing leaks across.
Not every application looks the same. Hand-rolled career pages, oddball platforms, forms that block autofill entirely — when Rapifile can't fill a field automatically, your cheat sheet is right there.
Click any value to copy it. Paste it into the form. Move on. The same data, the same shortcuts, on every site — even the ones nobody else covers.
Three applications a month, free. If you're applying enough to need more, five bucks unlocks the rest — and helps keep the lights on for a one-person team.
Light search. Three a month, all features, no signup.
Unlimited fills, priority updates, and a one-person team you've helped pay for.
This isn't a "we take privacy seriously" paragraph. It's the actual list of where your data sits, what permissions Rapifile asks for, and what we'd have to do to send anything anywhere — which is: a lot of work, because nothing about the extension does that today.
chrome.storage.local on this device. Nothing is transmitted at fill time.activeTab, storage, unlimitedStorage. Rapifile reads the active page so it can find form fields and writes your data into them when you ask. Nothing else.Install Rapifile, fill an application in four seconds, decide for yourself.
The button above downloads rapifile.zip. Right-click the file in your browser's downloads folder and choose Extract All (Windows) or just double-click it (macOS).
Paste chrome://extensions into your address bar. Flip Developer mode on in the top-right corner of that page.
Click Load unpacked, point it at the unzipped rapifile folder, and you're done. The Rapifile pill will appear on your next job application.
Same flow on Edge (edge://extensions) and Brave (brave://extensions). Once we're in the Web Store this whole section disappears and the button becomes a one-click install.
chrome.storage.local next to your profile and resets on the first of each month. Rapifile never sends usage data anywhere — the cap is enforced inside the extension, not on a server. Pro is a license key you paste into the extension; the payment processor sees the charge, not what you applied to.