ONE ANSWER, FILED ONCE
A program on your own computer that opens the applications you queue and types in the answers you have already given it. Anything new it asks you once, then reuses that answer next time a form asks in close to the same words, unless reusing it would no longer be true.
WINDOWS 10 & 11
MACOS: NOT YET AVAILABLE.
Windows may show a blue “Windows protected your PC” box the first time you run it. That's SmartScreen counting installs, not a verdict on the file: click More info, then Run anyway, and it opens normally. If Windows blocks it outright with no way through, that's Smart App Control, a stricter Windows 11 setting: email hello@forgettheforms.com and we'll sort it out.
Fills forms on your machine · You click Submit, always · No subscription
Work authorization
Left blank and flagged. Answer it here and any job waiting only on this reopens with it in place.
Years of experience
Salary expectation
Earliest start date
Add the Greenhouse or Lever boards you want watched, then press Scan. It comes back with a ranked list.
History, dates, salary, authorization. One application at a time, in a real browser.
New questions gather on a single page. Answer the ones a job is waiting on and it reopens filled in.
Each one stops on its review page, filled and unsent. It never sends anything itself while you are away.
It cannot prove that last one, so it guesses nothing. A wrong answer there is a false claim, not a typo.
The first application is the expensive one. By the twentieth it is mostly clicking.
The questions it already knows →The queue, caught mid-run.
Credits sit in your account until you use them.
A first look
Enough to see if it works for you
$9
An evening's worth
A typical job search runs 40 to 80 applications
$19
The long search
For months of it, at the cheapest rate
$39
Batch job applications on your own computer. It fills the forms and stops.