Email fields get emails.
When a site marks a field as email, phone or website, QuickFill offers only those, and appears without the shortcut.
Works in any app with a text field
Safari
Chrome
Firefox
Slack
Notion
Figma
One shortcut. Any field.
Mail, Safari, Slack, a PDF form, a terminal prompt. If you can type in it, QuickFill can fill it.
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1
Click into a field
Email -
2
Press ⌃⌥F
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3
Pick one
Email maya@lindqvist.studio
It knows what the field wants.
Typing narrows it.
Type “ma” and only what starts that way stays. Pick it and the rest is filled in.
Above the field, out of the way.
Password managers open below a field. QuickFill opens above, so you keep both.
- Imports your contact card
Same details in QuickPaste- ↩ fills · 1–9 picks · ⇥ switches type
- Works in Terminal and iTerm
- Edit details from the bar
- Lives in the menu bar
- Typing over the bar goes to the field
Your details stay on this Mac.
No passwords, ever
QuickFill refuses passwords and card numbers. There is no field to put one in.
One file, on disk
Your details live in one file in your Library folder. Nothing is uploaded.
Notarized by Apple
Signed by Kurcz Software and checked by Apple. Updates install themselves.
Free during the beta.
Downloads open with an invite code. Join the waitlist for one.
QuickFill for Mac
Invite beta- Every feature, no limits
- Updates install themselves
- Your details carry over to the release
- macOS 26 or later
Questions
Does QuickFill store passwords?
No. It refuses passwords and card numbers. Your password manager keeps those.
Which apps does it work in?
Any app with a text field: browsers, Mail, Notes, Slack, PDF forms and terminal prompts.
Will it get in the way of 1Password or Safari AutoFill?
No. They open below a field and QuickFill opens above it.
Why does it need Accessibility access?
To see which field your cursor is in and type into it. macOS asks once.
Where are my details stored?
In one file on your Mac. QuickPaste reads the same file, so an edit in one shows up in the other.
Do I need a Kurcz account?
No. An account only matters if you use other Kurcz apps.
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