Chrome Extension · Product Concept · Landing Page Copy
MyFormsVault
A browser extension concept that stores reusable personal form information locally — so you never retype the same details twice.
The Problem
People refill the same forms over and over — name, address, phone number, email — across dozens of websites every month. It's tedious, error-prone, and nobody's solved it in a way that feels safe. Browser autofill is unreliable. Password managers aren't built for this. And most people don't want their personal data stored on someone else's server.
The Goal
Create a simple browser extension concept that stores reusable personal information locally — never in the cloud — so users can fill forms faster without giving their data to a third party. Privacy-first, no account needed, no sync.
What I Created
- Product concept, naming, and positioning
- Landing page copy and value proposition
- Chrome extension flow mapping
- Target audience definition and research
- Privacy-first messaging strategy
Screenshots
Landing page screenshot
Extension mockup / UI concept
Tools & Skills
What I Learned
This project taught me how to define a product clearly even before a single line of code is written. I learned how to research an existing problem, position a solution for a skeptical audience that cares about privacy, and write copy that leads with trust instead of features.
What I Would Improve Next
Next, I would build a functional MVP, create a waitlist, and test the actual extension with 5–10 early users to see which form fields they actually want to save most. That feedback would shape v1.