Fill in any official form by talking

Open the form and answer out loud. The assistant explains what is actually being asked, fills the fields in, shows you everything for checking — and leaves the Send button to you.

Try it on a form

How it works

1

It reads the form first

Before anything is typed you hear what this paperwork is, what it will ask about, and roughly how long it takes.

2

It asks in plain words

“When were you born?” — not “Date of birth (DD.MM.YYYY)”. Answer however you like. Ask what something means and you get a plain answer, not the official wording again.

3

It fills the fields

Including the required ones that are easy to miss, and the ones that only appear after an earlier answer.

4

You check, and you send

Everything is read back to you in large, plain language. Nothing is submitted until you press the button yourself.

Who it is for

  • Anyone who finds official forms slow, confusing or frightening
  • People filling in a form in a language that is not their own
  • Families who help a parent over the phone from another city
  • Social workers and volunteers filling forms for many people

What it will never do

  • Never presses Send — that stays yours
  • Never types passwords and never signs in as you
  • Never pays for anything
  • Your details stay on this computer