Open a form you fill every week and half the work is already done for you. Today’s date is sitting in the date field, and the value you just copied is in the clipboard field, ready to drop in. Last time’s answers are back where you left them, so you confirm rather than retype.
Airtable’s forms open blank every time, which is fine for a one-off but wearing for anything you run on a schedule. Air Fill lets a field fill itself the moment the form opens, drawing from three live sources: today’s date, whatever’s on your clipboard, and your last submission. You decide which fields lean on which source.
You can also open a form from a link that already carries a few answers, so a tap from your notes or a shortcut lands you on a form that’s partly filled. A record you log again and again comes up ready, and you spend your time on what actually changed.