You teach it once
Give it your details the way you would give them to a new assistant: in a chat, in your own words. It keeps them and never asks the same question twice.
For anyone who fills the same forms over and over
OSLO is an assistant that fills the online forms you keep filling: job applications, supplier registrations, insurance and compliance forms. You answer each question once. It remembers, fills the next form for you, and asks before anything is sent.
A job seeker named Avery applies to two companies. The first form asks three things OSLO doesn't know yet, so it asks her. The second form never has to.
— now with narration.
Avery's name, email and phone are filled from her profile. OSLO asks her the three questions it can't answer, remembers her replies, and uses them on the next company's form without asking again. A week later the first site changes its layout, and the form still fills and sends. The companies are made up; the assistant is real, and it is slowed down so you can follow along.
The same run, cut to fit a phone screen. It shows OSLO working in a web browser, not inside a phone app.
Also on phones: OSLO can also operate apps on an Android phone. That is still in testing and isn't shown here yet.
Three short clips with narration, from the supplier-portal pilot work. Every company and portal in them is made up; what happens on screen is real.
One company's details go into several different supplier portals, including one OSLO has never seen before.
You can see what OSLO learned, and when it earned enough trust to run on its own.
A submission counts as done only when the other side confirms it, never just because OSLO pressed the button.
Give it your details the way you would give them to a new assistant: in a chat, in your own words. It keeps them and never asks the same question twice.
A different company's form asks the same things in different words. OSLO still knows the answers. If the site changes its layout, it finds its way again.
It stops before Send or Submit and waits for your OK. When it doesn't know an answer, it asks you instead of guessing.
Anyone who types the same information into websites again and again.
Applications on company career pages. Your résumé, your answers, your cover letter, every time.
Supplier and vendor registrations: the same company details, tax forms and insurance certificates into every customer's portal.
Insurance, licensing and compliance forms that come back every year with the same questions.
Any website you fill in over and over. Show it once, and it takes the typing off your plate.
Sending a form, paying, posting or emailing on your behalf always waits for your yes. There is no setting that turns this off.
What you tell OSLO is stored in your own private memory. Passwords and card details are kept in a locked vault and only used when you say so.
When a site asks "are you a robot?" or needs a login code, OSLO stops and hands the screen to you. It never pretends to be you.
We would rather tell you now than surprise you later.
We are looking for a handful of people and small teams to try OSLO on their real paperwork, with us alongside. If that is you, join the pilot list and we will be in touch.
Trying it yourself takes three minutes: create an account, tell OSLO one thing about you, come back later and ask it. It will remember.