Stop retyping your EIN, license numbers and addresses into every form. QuickFill keeps them one keystroke away — encrypted, offline.
Windows 10/11 · every feature · no account, no card, no catch
Permit applications. Supplier portals. Insurance renewals. Registration numbers, policy numbers, the shop address, the billing contact. You type them, mistype them, hunt for them in old emails, and type them again tomorrow. A password manager fills logins — not forms.
Your snippets live in labeled boxes, organized into pages — Office, Permits, per-client, however you work.
Every feature. No trial, no license, no account, no "free tier" with the good parts held back. It's a small tool we built for ourselves and use every day; BackOffice pays the bills around here.
The whole app — encryption, pages, hotkeys, all of it. It never makes a network request, so there's nothing to sign up for and nothing to cancel. Download it, use it, keep it.
Download QuickFillLike how it works? The same buy-once philosophy runs the whole Sterling suite — have a look at BackOffice.
Completely. It never makes a network request. That's not a limitation, it's the design.
There isn't one. No account, no data collection — it can't even make a network request. If it saves you an afternoon, that's the ad.
It's simpler than that, on purpose: it types or copies exactly what you told it to, into whatever field you're focused on. Works in browsers, desktop apps, terminals — anything you can type into.
One license per machine. Export a page (your company info, minus anything sensitive) and your office manager imports it in one click.
For now — Windows 10 and 11. A Mac version happens if enough people want it: email me and say so.