FormVault

FormVault fills in PDF forms for you from a personal profile you build once and reuse on every form after that. It is for anyone who keeps retyping the same name, address, date of birth and contact details onto medical intake forms, school enrolment, government paperwork, job applications and rental applications. You pick a fillable PDF from your own phone, FormVault reads its fields and fills the ones it can match from your profile, and it shows you every field it could not match so you can settle it yourself. Nothing you upload or save leaves the device. What you can do: - Browse files on this phone and choose a PDF from your own storage, using your phone's own document browser - Have text, checkbox, radio and choice fields filled automatically wherever the match is confident - Open password-protected PDFs by entering the PDF's password when FormVault asks for it - See every field FormVault cannot fill, such as a signature field, listed and marked rather than quietly dropped, so you know what to complete yourself - Resolve an unmatched field from up to three ranked suggestions, each with a plain-language reason, or enter the value by hand - Turn on an optional on-device suggestion model: it is fetched only when you tap to fetch it, with the size shown first and the download checked by byte count and SHA-256, and it is offered only on a phone FormVault has checked can run it - Grow your profile from forms you have already filled in: FormVault shows what is new in the form and you tick the values you want to keep - Save sensitive categories like government ID, medical or financial details, and edit or delete anything in your profile at any time Privacy and your data: Your profile and your forms stay on the device. Sensitive-category values get extra encryption, and are shown masked until you reveal them. Revealing one requires a phone that has a screen lock and is currently unlocked — your phone's own passcode is enough, there is no separate app PIN, and FormVault tells you plainly if your phone has no screen lock set. The only time FormVault contacts a server is the optional suggestion-model download you ask for. Everything else — reading the PDF, matching fields, saving your profile — happens on the device. FormVault starts empty. There is no demo identity, no sample profile and no pre-made form: nothing you see on first run came from FormVault. This version reads fillable PDFs (AcroForm). If a form you choose has no fillable fields, FormVault says so and offers to let you tag the fields on the scan instead. A file that will not open at all is named as exactly that, rather than being described as a scan.